Welcome to Restorative Justice Education

​Restorative Justice Education implements researched and evidence-based trainings borne of indigenous roots to create a Culture of Care in our schools, at home, and among our various communities.
 
Through our series of virtual and in-person trainings, RJEd Facilitators teach the critical values of Restorative Justice principles and practices, and how to implement them in the classroom, within a school or across school district; at home or in the field.

Featured Trainings

Intro to Culture of Care
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Intro to Culture of Care is our basic training and encompasses the continuum of Restorative Justice Principles and Practices, and how these practices can be utilized to restore minor to major behavior problems from prevention through intervention.​

Implementing a Culture of Care:​
​Advanced Training

This course is designed for consultants and those working with schools on implementing Restorative Justice Education's K-12, research-based pedagogy. The virtual, self-paced, and blended format allows participants to go at their own speed.

Culture of Care: ​
​RJ Coordinators & Social Workers

This training is based on our research, "The Future of School Social Work: Providing Leadership Through Restorative Justice Coordination." It is for anyone who is or soon will be in the role of RJ Coordinator and is self-paced and blended to meet your schedule.​

A Culture of Care in Schools is characterized by non-dominating relationships, where adults and children feel a sense of belonging and connectedness, have a culturally safe place for their voices to be heard, and are able to be self-determining. – Dr. Tom Cavanagh

​Restorative Justice Education
Creating a Culture of Care in Schools
P.O. Box 270444
Fort Collins, CO 80527

[email protected]
(720) 310-0015
Office Hours:  Monday - Thursday, 9:00am - 5:00pm (MST)