Check out Danny's recent interview with David Ryan Castro-Harris on This Restorative Justice Life, where Danny talks about his journey with Restorative Justice. It's podcast #50 in the series.
Check out Danny's recent interview with David Ryan Castro-Harris on This Restorative Justice Life, where Danny talks about his journey with Restorative Justice. It's podcast #50 in the series.
NYC's Push for Restorative Justice Was Put to the Test This School YearSchools like Harvest Collegiate High School have embraced restorative justice and devoted resources to those programs.
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What GCC Means to Us at The CottageLinnea Ionno, executive director at The Cottage, shares how accepting the inevitability of conflict and building skills help her organization navigate both internal and external conflicts.
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Georgia Advocates Urge Congress to Reject Drastic Cuts to Federal Assistance ProgramsGeorgia Conflict Center is one of 32 organizations that signed a coalition letter to the Georgia Congressional Delegation urging members to reject any budget legislation that would cut hundreds of billions of dollars from critical programs like Medicaid, SNAP, and other public welfare programs and services. The letter was transmitted to the Georgia members of congress, leadership, committee chairs, and ranking members in the House and Senate.
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The Unexpected Gift of GCC: The First in our Story SeriesThe best gifts are experiences. Especially those that fundamentally change you, help you evolve.
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A recent piece from The New Yorker which highlights Leigh Goodmark, a professor at the University of Maryland who advocates for the decriminalization of domestic violence. Though this sounds like a radical position, the article shows statistics that suggest there is merit in an approach that does not involve mass incarceration.
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A link to an editorial written on 12/28/21 in the New York Times from Michael Eric Dyson, reflecting on Bishop Tutu's approach to apartheid and the limited value of punishment or banishment.
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