What leads a person to choose peacebuilding as their profession? For me, it stems from a commitment to helping communities heal and thrive, and to seeing cycles of pain and suffering be broken. I chose restorative justice, part of the larger umbrella of peacebuilding, because of a personal commitment, and yet I’m noticing the danger […]
Be sure to join us on Monday, June 2nd in our live virtual Restorative Leadership Training! Specifically scheduled for our community east of the Rockies, join us as we explore the principles of leading restoratively. Whether you have a position that supervises or manages others or simply wish to hone your skill of motivating and […]
In these deeply polarized times, it’s easy to see patterns of division taking hold—where harm is met with public call-outs, leaving individuals shamed or isolated. While the intent behind calling out often stems from a desire for justice and accountability, we must pause and ask: Does this approach truly pave the way for healing and […]
In our decades of experience catalyzing change within organizations toward more restorative ways of being, we’ve had front row seats to what works…and what doesn’t. We’ve learned, failed, and triumphed alongside the courageous folks in the organizations we’ve partnered with, and here’s what we know: authentic community and relationships of trust are the great catalyzers […]
We are excited to announce the launch of our newest guide, designed to support large-scale systems change within institutions, agencies, and organizations. Rooted in our multi-year partnership with the Oregon Youth Authority, this guide offers practical steps, key considerations, and essential elements for implementing restorative justice within a youth correctional context. Tailored for correctional leaders, […]
What would it look like to have our shared humanity centered in our workplaces? Would a more relational approach provide a way through the complex challenges that modern workplaces face? Join this timely conversation by reading Just Outcomes’ recent report, “A New Era: Toward a Restorative Approach for Workplace Culture, Conflict and Crisis.” After decades […]
As part of an innovative and intentional step towards reform, the Oregon Judicial Department’s (OJD) Juvenile Delinquency Improvement Program (JDIP) brought together an incredible group of young people to form the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board (JJAB). This board consisted of justice-involved youth whose insights and experiences are invaluable and needed in making the juvenile justice […]
Optimism (n): hopefulness and confidence about the future or the successful outcome of something. – Oxford English At some point I realized I’m a professional optimist. As with all of us working in the transformation field (let’s go with that broad title), a major part of my job is to see – and invite others […]
It’s 5:30 AM and I’m on day three of parenting solo while my partner is travelling. I wake up to the sound of my two boys arguing in their room. I look back at the clock, hoping I read it wrong. No such luck. Disoriented and exasperated, I pull myself from bed, walk into their […]
Recently, an article entitled “Why You’ve Never Been in a Plane Crash” (by Kyra Dempsey) grabbed my attention in my daily inbox scan. While I was first drawn in by my own personal curiosity (“and I never will be in a plane crash, right???”), I devoured the entire article because of how the article connected […]
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