After nearly two decades, the Burnaby RCMP’s restorative justice program experienced disruptions in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic began. Restorative justice started in Burnaby in 2001 as a community ...

Key points Restorative justice programs often fail due to a lack of consistent personnel in the schools. A controversial issue, restorative justice programs are liable to lose grant funding, depending ...

In 2022, the Department of Student Affairs spearheaded the pilot program and received three years of funding for development and implementation. This included updating the division name from Student ...

A restorative justice program at Women’s Interval Home of Sarnia-Lambton has had a major impact since it began about a year ago, the home’s executive director says. “People tell us it’s life changing” ...

As a youth outreach worker with Pathways to Education, Jaclyn Barkase meets regularly with high school students from Vancouver’s low-income communities. “You’re not like other adults, are you?” ...

A new restorative justice program is being planned for Fort St. John, picking up from the North Peace Justice Society, which disbanded over two years ago. The program will be delivered by the newly ...

Bates College is committed to helping students resolve conflicts peacefully and to develop the skills needed to successfully navigate conflict and difficult situations throughout their lives.

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Program coordinators for restorative justice initiatives in the East Bay say they're working to stop recidivism. ABC7 News I-Team reporter Melanie Woodrow has an in-depth look ...

The city may cut more than $20 million from restorative justice programs, which hold students accountable when they cause harm without suspending or arresting them, Department of Education employees ...