Restorative practices are a set of principles and techniques that foster the resolution of conflicts and tensions by emphasizing the repair of relationships and the rebuilding of communities over punitive responses. This approach is grounded in principles of empathy, respect, honesty, acceptance, responsibility, and mutual dialogue. Restorative practices encourage individuals to come together to discuss harms, understand the impact of their behavior, and collectively decide on ways to repair damage and move forward. By focusing on healing and collaboration, these practices help create environments where positive relationships can flourish and communities can thrive.
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Youth voices stole the show at our "10 Years Separating Fact vs. Fiction" event! Inspiring speakers, powerful insights, and a room buzzing with energy. Thanks to our CEW partners and all the incredible young leaders who made it happen!
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This resource from the National Immigrant Justice Center offers guidance if you or someone you know is detained by immigration officials.
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TCB champions H.B. 6951, proposing continued funding for DCF Mobile Crisis services, which are crucial for children and families facing behavioral health needs.
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