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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2024 · 50 MIN

Getting Curious: Restorative Justice Practices in Higher Ed

from SpeechMatters · host UC National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement

Restorative justice – traditionally used as a way to respond to criminal acts – is now being used on college and university campuses to foster community, improve relationships and respond to harm. Leading the way is the Office of Restorative Justice Practices at UC San Francisco directed by this month's guest, Dr. Maria Jaochico. Dr. Jaochico grounds us in restorative justice approaches that can be utilized when community values compete with protected speech. Episode Resources: Restorative Justice Practices at UCSF (UCSF)RJ101 For workplaces and organizations (UC Berkeley)National Education Association Restorative Practices (NEA)"Little Book of Race and Restorative Justice" by Fania E. Davis

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