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Coaching & Skill-Building Session

Restorative DC will support participants in a highly customized Coaching and Skill-Building session. These sessions are designed to support individuals or small groups representing various learning communities focusing on primary elements of Restorative Justice including: Family Engagement, Student Engagement, Staff Engagement, Behavior and Discipline Approach, and Content Delivery. Our highly trained staff will coach participants…

Restorative Justice and Family Engagement

Families play an important role in the success of the school community and strong relationships between schools and families are even more critical during virtual learning. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the needs and perspectives of families; the ways in which strong family engagement practices impact learning; and how to work together to…

The Power of Gratitude through Restorative Justice

Celebrations can be used to honor individuals, groups, or an entire school and are a way of building connections among the different stakeholders within the school community. Recognizing accomplishments and expressing gratitude promotes resilience and well-being. This workshop will explore strategies and various on-line tools that can be used to implement celebrations in schools in…

City-Wide Open Restorative Justice Planning Session

Join Restorative DC and other members of the DC school community for a virtual individual and team Planning Session. This two-hour session is designed to support participants in planning, exploration, problem-solving, and implementation of Restorative Practices. These sessions are flexible in order to meet the various needs of participants. Come as an individual, or with…

Coaching & Skill-Building Session

Wherever you are with your restorative justice learning and implementation, with your trials, success stories, “F.A.I.L.s” (First Attempts in Learning!), and latest inquiries or even skepticism or fatigue, come and join us on one of our coaching open hours! Discuss and share practical applications. Get support and customized resources from our coaches. Make yourself accountable to your…

Restorative Justice for Staff Engagement and Wellness

As staff return to school communities, they will be asked to manage complex schedules including on-line and in-person instruction, facilitate the increased needs of students and families, and maintain shifting resources while balancing their own households, health needs, and possible grief due to the loss of loved ones. This workshop will introduce participants to staff…

Restorative DC’s June Community of Practice

Join Restorative DC and other members of the DC school community for the June RJ Community of Practice meeting. We have designed these sessions to provide space for connection, grieving, celebration, and supporting each other. Come as you are to be in community with others from schools across DC. Throughout SY20-21, Restorative DC will sponsor…

Virtual Circle Keeping

As we rebuild our school networks, restorative community-building circles provide an opportunity and space to reflect, grieve, celebrate, and plan for the future in the new “normal.” This workshop is targeted to school staff with some experience conducting community-building circles and will provide the tools and techniques necessary for transitioning to virtual circle-keeping. Participants will…

RJ Fundamentals in a Changing World

Independent PD: Early Learning and RJ, Leadership, Assessment: This workshop will introduce teachers, administrators, school staff, students, and all those who support them to restorative concepts and practices. Participants will explore the continuum of restorative practices, including pro-active circles for strengthening relationships and social-emotional skills, and restorative circles as a means of shifting school culture…

Restorative Justice and Universal Design for Learning

Independent PD: Early Learning and RJ, Leadership, Assessment: How can we make restorative justice accessible to everyone? How do we engage in restorative practices beyond circles and responding to conflict? When students have the freedom and opportunity to co-create their learning experiences, they are more likely to remain engaged, participate in learning and develop healthy…

Restorative Justice in the Classroom for Young Learners

Independent PD: Early Learning and RJ, Leadership, Assessment: For restorative practices to be useful for young learners, restorative practitioners must consider the developmental range of children in grades K-8 and accommodate a young learner's attention span, energy level, learning style, and expressive and receptive language capacity. This experiential workshop for teachers, administrators, school staff, and…

Using Your School Data to Understand Your School’s Needs

Independent PD: Early Learning and RJ, Leadership, Assessment: Data are necessary to help measure the effectiveness of your school’s restorative justice implementation, explore needs, and improve the conditions of learning. Administrators, school staff, and teachers will learn and explore new strategies to mobilize data evaluation in real time in order to make appropriate revisions to…

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