Jurupa Unified School District’s Post

I support restorative justice practices. It’s a proven method to increase empathy and trauma reduction.

Are you interested in learning more about the importance of restorative practices? Are you interested in learning how to incorporate more restrorative practices within your organization, home or community? If so, this might be the training for you. Come ready to learn, ask questions and be engaged in collaborative conversations.

👉 The administrative profession is no stranger to stigma and biases. During Admin Month, we wanted to bring this important topic of conversation to Elijah "Tony" Crawford, Administrative Operations Manager at Vanderbilt University and ASAP Advisory Board Chair. 📃 Read on to find out his advice for others males on how they can begin to pave the way and bring about more awareness and inclusion in the profession: https://buff.ly/3PPix1M

The information that the Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being publishes, shares and supports positive dialog in the policing industry. As mission supporter, please take a moment to review their past and upcoming journals. "Our Mission: To advance knowledge, evidence and dialogue to support the considered adoption of public policy, the sustainability of related practices, and the best principles of multi-sector collaboration, at the intersections among health, education, human services and criminal justice systems. Our core principles are reflected in the four primary Editorial Sections that further underpin this mission: Trust, Strengths, Services and Justice." (Source: https://lnkd.in/dqhP2QR4) https://lnkd.in/dpbg8St9

We've gotten some really valuable feedback so far on the new draft of Memorial's Public Engagement Framework. Follow the links in The Office of Public Engagement, Memorial University's post if you want to add yours!

If you have been curious about restorative practices and restorative justice, or are familiar with these practices but are looking for additional resources, check out the most recent edition of OCDR's Collaboration and Conflict Insights: https://lnkd.in/gamtM-26 #restorativejustice #restorativepractices #education #professionaldevelopment

#SBCA is your partner in the #SatelliteIndustry. That's why we are advocates of public policy, outreach and industry education to make ourselves one of the loudest voices to broadcast all over the world. Begin your education: https://bit.ly/3hph956

Every year, we host our annual Night Out for Safety and Liberation as a space for folks to imagine what safety looks like without policing. This year is no exception. Join us this Tuesday, August 1, from 6-9 outside of Austin City Hall!   And guess what? The Austin city budget is also on the same day, and they want to send us back to the 90s, a time defined by over-policing and mass criminalization. They're calling it a "Back to Basics" budget. If you do not want a “Back to Basics” budget -- and instead want to move forward with root-cause solutions to Austin’s most urgent problems, register against the Austin City Budget. This budget is opposed by dozens of local groups who came together to offer the “Community Investment Budget” instead. Let's pack the room and demand for a just budget! Night Out for Safety and Liberation August 1, 2023 6:00 pm - 9:00pm Location: Austin City Hall 301 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701 RSVP today! https://lnkd.in/gNMsMUfG Testify Against Austin City Budget August 1, 2023 Testimony begins at 3 PM  Location: Austin City Hall 301 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701 Note: Registration closes Monday 7/31 @ 12 PM! SIGN UP TO TESTIFY AGAINST https://lnkd.in/gTUtuiQK