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What is restorative justice?

Restorative justice (RJ) is an opportunity to repair the harm caused to a person and/or business.

We want to learn how the person and/or business has been affected and support them through an RJ process.


Participation is voluntary.

The person who caused harm (PWCH) must take responsibility for the harm caused (crime or wrong-doing). We can then support the PWCH through an RJ process and
being accountable.
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Everyone is prepared by an RJ Team to learn and discuss:
“What happened?”
“How were people affected?”
“What can be done to repair the harm?”
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Our logo represents the persons harmed, persons who caused harm, guardians and
supporters, community and an RJ Team providing support to address the impact of wrong-doing.
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  • Contact Us
  • Who We Are
    • History of RJS-NO
    • Board Members
    • Staff
    • Mission Statement
    • Vision Statement
    • Values Statement
    • Community Benefits
    • Code of Ethics
    • Constitution and Bylaws
  • News
  • Links
  • Directors
  • Practitioners