The call of restorative justice
tapping, focusing and sustaining the moral energy
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Author
Contributions
- Morrison, Brenda - Contributor
- Gustafson, David L. - Contributor
- Stuart, Barry - Contributor
- Heartspeak Productions.(Firm) - Contributor
- Ting Forum on Justice Policy - Contributor
and 2 more
- Simon Fraser University. School of Criminology - Contributor
- Correctional Service Canada - Contributor
Publication
2011 - Heartspeak Productions, Kaslo, B.C., British Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
33,250 words, Guess
Page Count
133 pages
Physical Format
Video Recording
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL47073342M
- OCLC Control Number785027998
Description
Part 1 - Dr. Howard Zehr in his speech here emphasizes a vision of restorative justice as a sustainable art of commitment and balance. He outlines achievements and challenges of restorative justice over the years, noting especially that mass incarceration, obvious racial disparities in court and prison systems and bureaucratization of restorative justice programs and groups will likely be in the forefront of coming concerns. Social change, he suggests, however, will come from providing an alternative vision of a more caring and safe society as exhibited by creativity and artistry of compassionate people such as Liz Elliot. Part 2 - Dr. Howard Zehr is joined by Brenda Morrison, David L. Gustafson, Barry Stuart for more engaging dialogue with the audience around mass incarceration and prison oversight.
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