Restorative Justice Week 2009

• Kit Folder HTML | PDF
• Page 1: Principles and Values of Restorative Justice HTML | PDF
• Page 2: Some Models of Restorative Justice HTML | PDF
• Page 3: What's In It For Each of Us? Reflections of Why Victims and Offenders Participate in Restorative Practices - Céline Lee HTML | PDF
• Page 4: Why Should the Community Respond? - Manon Buck HTML | PDF
• Page 5: Whose Needs are we Responding to When we are Called to Assist - Karen Bates HTML | PDF
• Page 6: Church Support in Times of Crisis… - Monique Lépine and Christine Lecompte HTML | PDF
• Page 7: Becoming a Community of Reconciliation: a True Story - Carol Smith HTML | PDF
• Page 8: Restorative Circles: Helping People and Loves Ones Meet Their Needs - Lorenn Walker HTML | PDF
• Page 9: Restorative Communities Need Restorative Leadership - Shannon Moroney HTML | PDF
• Page 10: How the Community Met my Needs upon my Release - Rod Carter HTML | PDF
• Page 11: Restoring My Life - Barry Shainbaum HTML | PDF
• Page 12: How the RCMP Can Help the Community to Take Charge - Jim Cooley HTML | PDF
• Page 13: The Need to Restore the Relationship with African Nova Scotian Communities - Yvonne Atwell and Gola Taraschi HTML | PDF
• Page 14: A Muslim, Quaker, and Buddhist Approach to Restorative Justice - Shakir Sheikh, Meredith Egan, and Bridget Mackenzie HTML | PDF
• Page 15: Whose Your Neighbour? Crime in the Amorphous Communities of the 21st Century - Scott Harris HTML | PDF
• Page 16: Ideas for Engaging Your Community HTML | PDF
• Page 17: Some Recent Resources: Books and Articles HTML | PDF-A PDF-B
• Page 18: Some Recent Resources: Films and Videos; Some Relevant Resources: Journals and Websites HTML | PDF-A PDF-B