Restorative Practices in Higher Education
October 29 @ 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm MDT
$199Restorative Justice and Restorative Practices are increasingly recognized as effective alternatives to traditional punitive models in criminal justice, school and community settings. So, how can Restorative Practices be applied to the unique challenges faced by colleges and universities? This interactive half-day training will address current issues – such as Title IX, gender and sexual violence on campus – from a restorative and social justice perspective and features an introductory module on anti-racist/intrinsic bias. Join The Conflict Center to learn more about using Restorative Practices as an opportunity to solve conflicts on campus, build safer, healthier, more equitable campus communities and take responsibility for our behavior. Learn the basics of Restorative Practices, practical applications for higher education settings, and strategies for creating buy-in with your institution in this virtual training.
Simply put — we teach people to solve problems and build relationships. By equipping people with skills to navigate conflict productively, families, schools and communities put themselves at the center of nonviolence.
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