From Transformative Justice to Restorative Justice: Exploring Youth-Led Restorative Justice
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Description
In this panel event we learn from and with several youth-led restorative justice programs. We want to learn from what's working in these programs and also collectively vision and push around how we can better center youth and justice in these kinds of programs. We hope that this panel event inspires other Vermont schools to start and grow youth-led restorative justice programs!
This event was co-hosted by Vermont Legal Aid, Outright Vermont, Rights and Democracy, the Vermont Human Rights Commission, Youth 4 Change at The Root Social Justice Center, IDEAL Middlebury, Rutland Country NAACP, and The Education Justice Coalition of Vermont and various community members!
Alyssa Chen, Education Justice Coalition Coordinator
Hannah Horris, IDEAL Middlebury Volunteer
Kayla Loving, Restorative Justice Coordinator in Winooski
Reuben Roberts, Restorative Justice Schools Coordinator Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth (RJOY)
Abigail Brown, U 32 students and restorative justice volunteer
Mia Merel, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth Intern
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