Restorative Justice Practices Conference

Conference Goals

• enlighten participants about restorative policies and practices
• exchange and establish best practices in schools, home and community settings
• empower participants to ensure equity and excellence in learning and behavior experiences, opportunities and outcomes for diverse groups of youth
• reexamine how to navigate restorative practices in the current climate

2021 Theme: Seeing & Serving Our Children Through Our Lens

• Friday, April 9, 2021
• 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
• Attendees can earn continuing education credits (CEUs).
• Questions? Contact restorativepracticesconference@bowiestate.edu.

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Workshop Tracks

• K-20: Designed to address issues related to the learning and behavioral needs of diverse students in various school settings – public and private – from kindergarten through college.
• Family Engagement: Designed to exchange ideas and empower parents, caregivers and students to proactively address issues affecting youth and advocate for fair and best policies and practices in diverse schools and communities.
• Community Engagement: Designed to exchange innovative ideas, strategies, and resources used to support and advocate on behalf of youth by a variety of community leaders, organizations, service providers and policymakers.
• Restorative Justice: Designed to enlighten, engage and equip participants and policymakers to be ambassadors for restorative justice in their respective communities.

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