Comments for Restorative Justice and Circles http://circlespace.wordpress.com for circlekeepers and rj practioners Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:44:57 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Circle Process with storytellers by Having a process to repair harm is really important. « Restorative Justice and Circles http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2008/10/05/circle-process-with-storytellers/#comment-730 Having a process to repair harm is really important. « Restorative Justice and Circles Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:44:57 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=111#comment-730 [...] way I do talking Circles, with 4 stages, and the Restorative Questions at stage 3 (addressing issues) fit right into the purpose of [...] [...] way I do talking Circles, with 4 stages, and the Restorative Questions at stage 3 (addressing issues) fit right into the purpose of [...]

]]> Comment on The Fundraiser was a smashing SUCCESS! by Steve Leitch http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/11/06/the-fundraiser-was-a-smashing-success/#comment-729 Steve Leitch Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:25:55 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=1590#comment-729 What a great event! From facility to food to what was really important - the message! Particularly for a first-time event, I thought it was smashing. I know some of those in attendance are already advocates and volunteers. If we can just turn a few more of the attendees into advocates spreading the word, we can't lose. What a great event! From facility to food to what was really important – the message! Particularly for a first-time event, I thought it was smashing. I know some of those in attendance are already advocates and volunteers. If we can just turn a few more of the attendees into advocates spreading the word, we can’t lose.

]]> Comment on Speaking about Restorative Justice, what one thing, is most important. by Kris Miner http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/speaking-about-restorative-justice-what-one-thing-is-most-important/#comment-727 Kris Miner Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:36:17 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=1584#comment-727 this has become the first draft for my speech tonight, so I've reorganized and updated a few pieces. Just a great use of how blogging helps us! this has become the first draft for my speech tonight, so I’ve reorganized and updated a few pieces. Just a great use of how blogging helps us!

]]> Comment on My wonderful experience at the IIRP 12th World Conference on restorative practices by Matthew Kuehlhorn http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/10/26/my-wonderful-experience-at-the-iirp-12th-world-conference-on-restorative-practices/#comment-726 Matthew Kuehlhorn Wed, 04 Nov 2009 04:19:44 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=1569#comment-726 Great post Kris. I love the pondering of the "lone voice." What do we choose to use it for? Mine is in expansion. I came away from this conference with a new vision of where "Justice" can play. There is so much opportunity and in a weird way--all the economic ups and downs gives an open door in many areas--when before the door was shut tight. Lots of opportunities out there--thanks for you passion! Great post Kris.

I love the pondering of the “lone voice.” What do we choose to use it for?

Mine is in expansion. I came away from this conference with a new vision of where “Justice” can play. There is so much opportunity and in a weird way–all the economic ups and downs gives an open door in many areas–when before the door was shut tight.

Lots of opportunities out there–thanks for you passion!

]]> Comment on Blog changes – less is more! by Restorative Justice promotion, took a new step. « Restorative Justice and Circles http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/04/08/blog-changes-less-is-more/#comment-724 Restorative Justice promotion, took a new step. « Restorative Justice and Circles Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:58:46 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=1008#comment-724 [...] took a new step. Jump to Comments One of the most popular posts on my blog, has a picture of stairs.  The point of the blog, is learning stairs.  Playing off the term ‘learning [...] [...] took a new step. Jump to Comments One of the most popular posts on my blog, has a picture of stairs.  The point of the blog, is learning stairs.  Playing off the term ‘learning [...]

]]> Comment on People really do just want to be heard. by My wonderful experience at the IIRP 12th World Conference on restorative practices « Restorative Justice and Circles http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/05/28/people-really-do-just-want-to-be-heard/#comment-722 My wonderful experience at the IIRP 12th World Conference on restorative practices « Restorative Justice and Circles Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:35:48 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=1218#comment-722 [...] 3rd IIRP conference).  That is where I first met IIRP President Ted Wachtel, as I mentioned in another post, he impressed me by following thru and sending my the Harvard Business Review – Fair Process [...] [...] 3rd IIRP conference).  That is where I first met IIRP President Ted Wachtel, as I mentioned in another post, he impressed me by following thru and sending my the Harvard Business Review – Fair Process [...]

]]> Comment on About Kris by Noopur SJ http://circlespace.wordpress.com/about-kris/#comment-720 Noopur SJ Fri, 23 Oct 2009 10:20:55 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?page_id=540#comment-720 My name is Noopur and I am Relationship Manager with the Enterprise Learning Solutions group of NIIT LTD. I have been successfully managing relationships with hundreds of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) across the globe. We build learning solutions for customers across the globe. We are currently looking for subject matter experts to help create the course - Restorative Justice for the US students. If you are interested in working on this course, I would be happy to share more details on the project on hearing from you. Course Description - This course explores a theory of justice and practice that, in contrast to an adversarial approach to justice, emphasizes repairing the harm caused by criminal behavior to the victim and community. Students study strategies for repairing harm by involving stakeholders in actions that transform the relationships between victims, offenders, communities, and criminal justice agencies in their response to crime. SME Profile: The SME needs to have: • a doctoral degree (PhD) in criminal justice or closely related field • expertise in restorative justice and criminal behavior • teaching experience related to restorative justice and criminal behavior • publications or engaged in research • related professional experience. Required: Immediately Paid Assignment: Financials Negotiable Travel: No travel involved. You would work from your location as a Freelancer. What is in it for you: The proposal will come with good financial benefits. As an SME, you would become a part of our centralized pool and there would be chances of you getting more such proposals in future. If this interests you, please do send me your updated resume at the earliest or do refer someone who would be of help. Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Warm regards, Noopur S. Jain Acquisitions Editor| +91.11.41407151 NIIT Enterprise Learning Solutions 8, Balaji Estate, Sudarshan Munjhal Marg, Kalkaji New Delhi-110019 India Email: noopur.5.jain@niit.com -------------------------------------- NIIT is one of the World's Largest IT Training Companies with revenues of over USD 250 Million NIIT operates in more than 40 countries and has more than 3000 training professionals worldwide The NIIT group includes leading training organizations such as NIIT, ElementK and Cognitive Arts. NIIT has been featured by IDC's as among the top 15 training companies worldwide NIIT trains more than 1 million individuals worldwide annually My name is Noopur and I am Relationship Manager with the Enterprise Learning Solutions group of NIIT LTD. I have been successfully managing relationships with hundreds of Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) across the globe. We build learning solutions for customers across the globe.

We are currently looking for subject matter experts to help create the course – Restorative Justice for the US students. If you are interested in working on this course, I would be happy to share more details on the project on hearing from you.

Course Description -

This course explores a theory of justice and practice that, in contrast to an adversarial approach to justice, emphasizes repairing the harm caused by criminal behavior to the victim and community. Students study strategies for repairing harm by involving stakeholders in actions that transform the relationships between victims, offenders, communities, and criminal justice agencies in their response to crime.

SME Profile: The SME needs to have: • a doctoral degree (PhD) in criminal justice or closely related field • expertise in restorative justice and criminal behavior • teaching experience related to restorative justice and criminal behavior • publications or engaged in research • related professional experience.

Required: Immediately

Paid Assignment: Financials Negotiable

Travel: No travel involved. You would work from your location as a Freelancer.

What is in it for you: The proposal will come with good financial benefits. As an SME, you would become a part of our centralized pool and there would be chances of you getting more such proposals in future.

If this interests you, please do send me your updated resume at the earliest or do refer someone who would be of help.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Warm regards,

Noopur S. Jain

Acquisitions Editor| +91.11.41407151

NIIT Enterprise Learning Solutions
8, Balaji Estate, Sudarshan Munjhal Marg, Kalkaji
New Delhi-110019
India

Email: noopur.5.jain@niit.com

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NIIT is one of the World’s Largest IT Training Companies with revenues of over USD 250 Million

NIIT operates in more than 40 countries and has more than 3000 training professionals worldwide

The NIIT group includes leading training organizations such as NIIT, ElementK and Cognitive Arts.

NIIT has been featured by IDC’s as among the top 15 training companies worldwide

NIIT trains more than 1 million individuals worldwide annually

]]> Comment on If you only visit one blog about restorative justice, make it RJOB. by Dan Van Ness http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/09/24/if-you-only-visit-one-blog-about-restorative-justice-make-it-rjob/#comment-716 Dan Van Ness Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:20:23 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=1526#comment-716 Kris, I'm red-faced that I hadn't noticed this wonderful endorsement entry until today. What kind things to say! Believe me, the admiration is mutual. I learn something with every one of your entries. Kris, I’m red-faced that I hadn’t noticed this wonderful endorsement entry until today. What kind things to say!

Believe me, the admiration is mutual. I learn something with every one of your entries.

]]> Comment on Learn to cultivate ‘belonging’ in yourself and others by Developing belonging as a life skill and a restorative justice skill. « Restorative Justice and Circles http://circlespace.wordpress.com/2009/02/07/learn-to-cultivate-belonging-in-yourself-and-others/#comment-701 Developing belonging as a life skill and a restorative justice skill. « Restorative Justice and Circles Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:00:05 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?p=785#comment-701 [...] and I didn’t like the person who was distant from that concept, I posted on that here. East Side Arts Council [...] [...] and I didn’t like the person who was distant from that concept, I posted on that here. East Side Arts Council [...]

]]> Comment on Welcome – Start Here by Holly http://circlespace.wordpress.com/welcome-start-here/#comment-700 Holly Sun, 11 Oct 2009 22:48:59 +0000 http://circlespace.wordpress.com/?page_id=919#comment-700 Hello Kris, What a lovely site. Thank you! I am researching the use of peacemaking circles' (ala kay) in the classroom and came across you. Do you have any other leads on the topic? Hello Kris,
What a lovely site. Thank you!
I am researching the use of peacemaking circles’ (ala kay) in the classroom and came across you. Do you have any other leads on the topic?

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