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Restorative Justice: Reconciling Face to Face (Making Contact - radio stories and voices to take action)

6/24/2014

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Restorative Justice: Reconciling Face to Face (Making Contact - radio stories and voices to take action)

Victims and perpetrators sitting down face to face…it can help heal their wounds, and our society. Incarcerating our way out of crime clearly hasn’t worked, and it’s costing us billions. Meanwhile, school suspensions are reaching record highs.

Now, Institutions across US are finally starting to consider problem solving methods other than punishment. Restorative justice is gaining ground–in the schools, and behind bars.

Click here to listen to Restorative Justice: Reconciling Face to Face.

Featuring:   
  • Sonya Shah, Insight Prison Project Justice Program Director
  • Paul Jacobsen, Rosa Parks elementary school principal
  • Mekaylah Porter, Marilyn, Rosa Parks elementary students
  • Yari Sandel, restorative justice coordinator
  • Helen Parker, San Francisco’s restorative practices department coach
  • Nancy Potts, mother of son killed by drunk driver
  • Chris Scezech, drunk driver
  • Radha Stern, mother of murder victim
  • Sam Johnson, San Quentin prison inmate


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3 Comments
Susan miller
4/22/2023 02:15:59 pm

I'd like to know how to get in contact with the woman who was at Logan Correctional Center last week or Sonja shah

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It's obvious that locking them up won't make them go away, and it will cost us billions of dollars.

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