We envision a world where restorative values and practices are integrated across systems and communities

About RJ Colorado
Restorative Justice Practices Are Delivered Across Settings in Colorado
HERE WE ARE…BY THE NUMBERS
17
Governments
15
Schools (K-12)
4
Universities
7
For-Profits
15
Non-Profits
16
Private Practices
How We Work
Our Values
Dr. Beverly Title 5R’s of Restorative Justice
We believe victims or harmed parties should have choice, safety, and support when considering and participating in a restorative justice process.
We believe victims or harmed parties should have choice, safety, and support when considering and participating in a restorative justice process.
Relationship
We recognize that when a wrong occurs, individuals and communities feel violated. It is the damage to these relationships that is primarily important and is the central focus of what restorative practices seek to address.
Respect
We believe respect is the key ingredient that holds the container for all restorative practices, and it is what keeps the process safe.
Responsibility
We believe that for restorative practices to be effective, personal responsibility must be taken.
Repair
We believe that the restorative approach is to repair the harm that was done, and the underlying causes, to the fullest extent possible, recognizing that harm may extend beyond anyone’s capacity for repair.
Reintegration
We believe that for the restorative process to be complete, persons who may have felt alienated must be accepted into the community.
Access to Restorative Justice in Colorado Judicial Districts Varies
When We Have Completed Our Work – All People Will Have Access to Restorative Practices in Colorado