Amplify RJ - Restorative Justice

And each of those issues requires activists, advocates, agitators, artists, care workers, entertainers, healers, teachers & more. You, a human with limited capacity, can’t do it all. Choose your issue(s), choose your role(s), get connected to community and get to work.

There’s a lot to (un)learn & do to address: the climate crisis, immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, abortion access, fair wages & income inequality, dark money in politics, criminal justice reform, international conflict, etc. It won’t all be complete in Jan. 2025.

A recitation of: when people say "we have made it through worse before" by @ClintSmithIII

monuments and holidays, but justice remains elusive

David Ryan Barcega Castro-Harris interviewed our Senior Program Manager (Metro Detroit Restorative Justice Network), Angel McKissic, in episode 120 of @amplifyrj podcast! Listen now! buff.ly/3BIt1II

Check out our 3 Free Restorative Justice Trainings or Join our Community of Practitioners at tiny.cc/ARJlearn

we'll have ways to more effectively address harm when it happens. So if you want to learn how to use Restorative ways of being to build a more just & equitable world for future generations start your Restorative learning journey & invite your friends, colleagues, & community!

5 Reasons a recently indicted former President should engage in a Restorative Justice process: 1. I 2. can't 3. think 4. of 5. any. Jokes aside, I DO believe in people's capacity to change, BUT given the circumstances,

Super Bowl Sunday 🏈 is a great day to practice anti-racist behaviors, don't ya think? Check out @amplifyrj 's This Restorative Justice Podcast epis 111 & 110 Sports is a great way to invite your family into a restorative conversat... youtu.be/C3w0EYP6Ol8 via @YouTube

The author of "The Black Athlete Revolt," @ShaunMarqSpeaks, recently joined the @amplifyrj podcast to talk about his new book! ow.ly/QaVI50ML7AR