Monday, July 2, 2007
Restorative Justice Conference link roundup
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Having completed the posts I'd planned on the 2007 national restorative justice conference last week in Kerrville, TX, I thought I'd compile them all in one place for my and own and other folks' convenience. Thanks again to readers who helped financially for me to attend. I learned a lot and met a lot of interesting folks as a result. To sum up, then, here are the Grits posts related to the event:
* Jubilee! A Judeo-Christian basis for economic populism
* Restorative Justice Presents Challenges and Opportunities for Faith Community
* Chaos Theory and Restorative Justice
* Are there options to warehousing mentally ill offenders in jail?
* Judge Rob Junell and his wife's wildest dreams
* Toastmasters teaching inmates public speaking skills
* Blogversation: Does the Criminal Justice System Meet Victims' (or Anybody's) Needs?
* If ex-prisoners can build a country in Australia, why can't they be barbers in Texas?
* Truth, Reconciliation, and the Risks of Restorative Justice Lite
* Juvenile corrections could be next venue for restorative justice in Texas
* Restorative Justice and Transcending Victimhood
* Second Chance Act author speaks at Kerrville conference
In addition, here are several other links that should assist anyone wanting to research these issues further:
Texas
* Restorative Justice Ministries Network
* Restorative Justice Community
* UT San Antonio Criminal Justice Department (conference sponsor)
* Center for Effective Justice, Texas Public Policy Foundation
* Skills for Life Toastmasters
Other
* Restorative Justice Resource Center at the U of Minnesota School of Social Work
* Marquette Restorative Justice Initiative
* Restorative Justice International
* OJJDP Model Programs Guide (USDoJ)
* OARS Restorative Justice in Action (Australia NGO)
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