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This "Victim Offender Conferencing: An Introduction" is developed by the - Center for Restorative Justice & Peacemaking, University of Minnesota, Duluth. The course provides a familiarization of restorative justice. Over the past four decades, restorative dialogue has evolved in many different forms. And while it primarily serves as an alternative method within a criminal justice context, applications have broadened widely in schools, workplaces, faith communities, and prisons. Today, restorative justice is a leading voice internationally for addressing mass violence and historical harm.
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January 18, 2022
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Over the past four decades, restorative dialogue has evolved in many different forms. And while it primarily serves as an alternative method within a criminal justice context, applications have broadened widely in schools, workplaces, faith communities, and prisons. Today, restorative justice is a leading voice internationally for addressing mass violence and historical harm.
Course Curriculum
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- Volume 1: Informational – Restorative Justice: For Victims, Communities, and Offenders 00:00:00
- Volume 1: Restorative Justice: For Victims, Communities, and Offenders Unlimited
- Volume 2: Informational – Restorative Justice: Victim Empowerment through Mediation and Dialogue 00:00:00
- Volume 2: Restorative Justice: Victim Empowerment through Mediation and Dialogue Unlimited
- Volume 4: Informational -Victim Offender Mediation and Conferencing: A Multi-Method Approach Unlimited
- Volume 4: Victim Offender Mediation and Conferencing: A Multi-Method Approach Unlimited
- Volume 6: Informational – Victim Sensitive Offender Dialogue in Crimes of Severe Violence 00:00:00
- Volume 6: Victim Sensitive Offender Dialogue in Crimes of Severe Violence Unlimited
VICTIM - OFFENDER CONFERENCING
GOOD OVERVIEW OF COMPLEX SITUATION. EMPHASIS ON UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF THE INTERACTIVE PROCESS ON VICTIMS
Victim Offender Conferencing
I agree with the premise and very moved by the mediation between the mother of the murdered child and the offender.
Rationalization by offender
It was amazing listening to reason why it was ok to do what happened — I did not see any remorse from any of them.
Victim Offender Conferencing
Great Course
Restorative justice
Great course