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In the News

On April 10, 2021 Daunte Wright was killed by police during a traffic stop in Brooklyn Center, MN.  We offer our deepest condolences to his family for their tragic loss and stand in solidarity with them as they seek justice for Daunte and an end to violence against people of color by police.

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April 22, 2021 - FREE Online program:  Acknowledging the death of Daunte Wright: A Community Sharing Circle

Time: 8:00 - 10:30 pm ET;  7:00 - 9:30 pm CT;  6:00 - 8:30 pm MT;  5:00 - 7:30 pm PT

See the Registration Link on the Programs Page of the NACRJ website. 

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In the News

March 16, 2021, was another tragic day marred by gun violence. In all, eight people were killed, and one person was seriously wounded during shootings by the same person at three separate massage businesses in Atlanta. The depth and enormity of the harm suffered by each victim and their families is truly heartbreaking.

The businesses attacked were owned/operated by Asian-American Pacific Islanders (AAPI). Six of those killed were AAPI women:

• Soon Chung Park (74)
• Hyun Jung Grant, (51)
• Suncha Kim, (69)
• Yong Ae Yue, (63)
• Xiaojie Tan (49)
• Daoyou Feng (44)

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Announcements

Trauma Informed Restorative Approaches - EU & US Dialogue

Date:  April 26, 2021

Start Time:  11:30 am ET;  10:30 am CT;  9:30 am MT;  8:30 am PT (daylight savings time)

Duration:  90 minutes

Registration Deadline:  April 23, 2021 at 11:45 pm

Registration Fee:   $20.00   (NACRJ Members $10.00 with discount code sent to members)

For More Information and Registration:    CLICK HERE

The views and perspectives of the speakers may not be held by the ERJF and NACRJ as event organizers.

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Relational Schools: Guiding School Wide Restorative Transformation

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Global eConference for educators and school administrators who are dedicated to implementing proactive strategies for relational wellbeing for students, staff and parents

NACRJ is joining with the organizers of RJ World 2020 to enable multiple learning streams in a unique interactive social platform. Attendees will be able to hear presentations and panels that are tuned to beginner, intermediate or advanced levels.

Enjoy the 10 day event from the comfort of your own home or office. New presentations will be released each day - on-demand - to be viewed at your convenience for the remainder of the conference. Zoom panel sessions will be aired live and replayed 24x7.

Conferrence Program - LINK

NEW -- SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE RELATIONAL SCHOOLS eConference:

NACRJ has secured a limited number of half price tickets to the upcoming Relational Schools World eConference in April. Now you and your colleagues can experience 10 days with leading international restorative specialists, enjoying presentations and live panels.

The first twenty tickets sold using NACRJ's unique URL (below) and the discount code "INSIDER" at checkout will receive a 50% discount

ATTENDEE REGISTRATION

If you use this LINK to register, a portion of registration fees will be shared with NACRJ as a sponsor.

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Community Justice

Topic Circle Series: A Tier II Restorative Practice for School Communities

Created and written by Kathy Rockefeller, J.D.

Q: Restorative Practices are great for building community and resolving conflict, but how can Circles help when harmful behavior shows up as a “topic” of behavior, not an “incident”?

A: Use a Topic Circle Series (TCS)! This new tool, grounded in Restorative philosophy and Circle practice, helps students recognize how a behavior affects community and what they can do to make things better.

Many schools use a Multi-tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework to efficiently and equitably distribute student intervention and support resources. MTSS divides interventions into three “Tiers”.*

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