St Croix Valley Restorative Justice
building a culture of peace and belonging
Circles
An effective way to promote understanding
Circles can be applied to, classroom behavior management, restorative justice conflict resolution, youth development, social emotional learning, community building and group facilitation.
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Volunteers are essential to SCVRJP
Volunteering at SCVRJP can be a very impactful and enriching experience that has proven to create a profound difference for not only our volunteers but also for those who utilize our services.
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Circle-Space Blog
- Attention schools: 3 reasons for “primary” Circles, before “secondary” or “tertiary”. May 11, 2012The PBIS or public health models work perfectly with Restorative Justice Circles. I am not sure of another process that can be used at each of the Tiers. Restorative Justice Circles work on each and every level with only slight modifications to the […]
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SCVRJP Executive Director Kris Miner presents at conferences and workshops on topics related to restorative justice circles, victim support, underage consumption, safe teen driving circles and school-based restorative justice.
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Records show SCVRJP provided four Victim Impact Panels and served 35 people in 2003. In 2011, 139 sessions reaching 1,820 people. It’s not just the numbers that reflect growth. SCVRJP has grown in in its ability to effectively deliver Restorative Justice. Our specialty is the Circle process, which Continue Reading …