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The world's first podcast & public dialogue on Restorative Justice. Providing connection, advocacy, education and inspired action as a public service to individuals and communities seeking to proactively improve relationships and structures within their spheres and our world.
Unknown Host hosts Restorative Justice On The Rise, a society show with 177 episodes published.
What does it truly mean for restorative justice to be community-centered and held? In this powerful conversation, Molly Rowan Leach is joined by Lindsey Frischer (Southwest Community Justice Coalition), Cristina Cabeza (
LIFER: One Man. One Dog. Transformed. With Director Raul Perez & Brian Michael James. [Proof Video] In this extraordinary episode of Restorative Justice on The Rise, Molly Rowan Leach sits down with Brian Michael James,
In this episode: Mika Dashman, Founding Director of Restorative Justice Initiative, in its tenth anniversary year celebration whose mission is to build a community of New Yorkers who reflect the diversity of our city to
What happens when we feel able to share and connect honestly with other human beings, even in the face of significant differences, views, and even conflict and harm? As many restorative justice practitioners know who act
In this episode, we hear from the founder of The Circle Keepers, Martin Urbach, and three youth keepers, centering their voices and ideas about restorative practices, how to build unity across divides, and more. RJOTR be
This webinar was recorded on May 9th, 2025. In this episode, social anthropologist and experienced mediator Deborah Heifetz will explore her groundbreaking Map to Compassion — a non-hierarchical framework recently publis
Author (Being Restorative, April 2024) and restorative practitioner Leaf Seligman invites us to the tenderness of humility, listening, and towards the values and principles that unite us as a humanity, as we face intense
This episode features Dr. Tema Okun who gives us a brief rundown of the characteristics of White Supremacy Culture, which can be understood in-depth on her website: www.whitesupremacyculture.info Dr. Tema Okun offers her
**Disclaimer** Audio was recorded with limited resources, please listen with good headphones to properly hear the valuable information in this episode. recorded at Expanding Restorative Justice in Oregon in 2021. In 2021
with Shaylie Pickrell Director of Operations & Infrastructure, RJ Facilitator - Restorative Roots Project (PDX, OR, USA) In this 1:15h episode, we drop deeply into the concept that our greatest losses might just be our g
Prosecute, or Restore? With Tristen Edwards, Public Defender, Coalition Builder (OR, USA) and Restorative Justice Advocate For anyone questioning the viability of restorative justice as an alternative to violent crime pr
Becoming A Trauma-Informed Educator with Joe Brummer and Marg Thorsborne Featured Educator's Podcast packed with over 40 key points in less than one hour, with two of the world's most beloved authors, trainers, and guide
Shifting Narratives: Building Trust and Visibility for The Trans Community with Documentarian (REMARKABLE, 2024) Logan Ward, Hami Samba, and the Restorative Rainbow Alliance's Ames Stenson and Rami El-Gharib This feature
Dr. Paul Mihailidis on The Role Media Plays in Social Justice, Belonging, and Transformation Paul Mihailidis is a professor of civic media and journalism and assistant dean in the school of communication at Emerson Colle
Art As Intervention: A Conversation with Pablo Martínez-Zárate In this deeply powerful 45m conversation he dives into: The importance of art as intervention instead of representation The confines of plot in film The invi
The Intersections of Restorative and Transitional Justice with Camilo Eduardo Umaña Hernández - Deputy Minister of Criminal Policy and Restorative Justice for the Ministry of Justice and Law, Colombia [Website] Camilo wa
KulturBanhof Leisnig is an International Hub for live music, education, and is housed in an historic train station that is active and being structurally restored. Listen to this exclusive interview with Co-Founders Chris
Building Restorative Cultures with Prof. Ian Marder, Triona Kenny & Katharina Kurz A Discussion based on recent research and hands-on practices in the Criminal Justice and Higher Education Sectors. Celebrating our second
Danielle Sered: Until We Reckon, Five Years In The award-winning “radically original” (The Atlantic) restorative justice leader, whose work the Washington Post has called “totally sensible and totally revolutionary,” gra
#RJ & Heart Coherence with Deborah Rozman of the Institute of HeartMath Personal coherence is a critical aspect of working within any human services position, and perhaps even more critical when offering restorative just
Deborah Rozman
behavioral psychologist, author, CEO · Institute of HeartMath
1 appearance on this show
Lindsey Frischer
Southwest Community Justice Coalition
1 appearance on this show
Ames Stenson
Restorative Rainbow Alliance & Englewood Municipal Court RJ Program
2 appearances on this show
Cristina Cabeza
Colorado Coalition for Restorative Justice Practices
1 appearance on this show
Mika Dashman
Restorative Justice Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Martin Urbach
The Circle Keepers
1 appearance on this show
Shaylie Pickrell
Restorative Roots Project
1 appearance on this show
Tristen Edwards
Metropolitan Public Defender
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Paul Mihailidis
Emerson College
1 appearance on this show
Pablo Martínez-Zárate
IberoDocsLab
1 appearance on this show
Camilo Eduardo Umaña Hernández
Ministry of Justice and Law, Colombia
1 appearance on this show
Ian Marder
Maynooth University
1 appearance on this show
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