Cool Restorative Justice Website

The Alberta Restorative Justice Association is committed to being a collective voice to strengthen Restorative Justice in Alberta communities by establishing and providing information, education, and awareness towards best practices in Restorative Justice.

http://www.arjassoc.ca/index.php/home

Free Open Workshop: “What is Restorative Justice?”

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The Victoria Restorative Justice Society and Vancity are proud to present our final free workshop “What is Restorative Justice?” on Saturday March 3 from 2:00 – 3:30 pm.  No registration is necessary, but we always appreciate knowing how many people are coming, so feel free to email Shanna at office@vrjs.org to let her know you’re planning to attend.  Please distribute widely!

National Therapeutic Community Symposium

 

                                March 4-8, 2012

More info. on our ‘Upcoming Events’ page.

Free Open Workshop: “What is Restorative Justice?”

The Victoria Restorative Justice Society and Vancity are proud to present our final free workshop “What is Restorative Justice?” on Saturday March 3 from 2:00 – 3:30 pm.  No registration is necessary, but we always appreciate knowing how many people are coming, so feel free to email Shanna at office@vrjs.org to let her know you’re planning to attend.  Please distribute widely!

Ron Wiebe Award Ceremony – Certificate of Recognition for VRJS

(From left: Shanna Grant, Alyne Mochan, Award Host, Gillian Lindquist)

Photo of VRJS team receiving our certificate of recognition at the Ron Wiebe Award ceremony in Kamloops, BC.

Judge John Reilly Event – Feb 6, 2012 at the Victoria Native Friendship Center

4th Annual Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous

Hello All,
This year’s 4th Annual Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women will take place Sunday, February 12th, 2012. We will be gathering at 11 am for tea and coffee in front of Our Place at 919 Pandora. 12 pm the … march begins and finishes at Thunderbird Park beside the Royal BC Museum for 1 pm speeches and refreshments. All are welcome, including children,  to attend this important event and are encouraged to participate in whatever capacity available to them. Transportation will be provided for those unable to walk. Please share widely through whatever channels are available to you including class lists, listservs, email, facebook, twitter, etc. Please contact me, or email  feb14.memorialmarch@gmail.com  if you would like a poster for your office, workplace, etc.
In friendship,
Alyson Kowalewsky
UVic Anti Violence Project
Volunteer Team Leader
Victoria, BC
Lkwungen,
Esquimalt,
WSANEC Homelands
alyson.avp@gmail.comSee more