Restorative Justice Training

Led by CCEJ's adult education team, our relationship-centered trainings introduce the core concepts of Restorative Justice as foundational practices in establishing equitable and just cultures.

What is Restorative Justice?
Restorative Justice is centering relationships in all we do, including when harm happens. Community Building Circles are dialogue-based spaces to build empathy, strengthen community, prevent conflict, and prepare for using Restorative Justice as a way to hold people accountable. This work is rooted in a culture shift away from incarceration & carceral thinking, disposability of human beings, three strikes laws/zero-tolerance policies, racist formal and informal policing, and disproportionately punitive disciplinary models.

Training Summary:
Choosing the right training is key in setting your team up for success. We recommend striking a balance between building on existing knowledge & encouraging the integration of new learning which often requires shifting paradigms around power & privilege, interrupting harmful biases & practices, & taking measured risks in service of our values. To that end, we have created the following series for folks looking for foundational first steps in their Equity & Justice work:

SESSION ONE: Identity Stories: Engaging with Social Identities

SESSION TWO: Interrupting Implicit Bias and Microaggressions

What should you know before registering?
All of our trainings are interactive. Participants will practice skills through group discussion, hands-on exercises, experiential Circle activities, roleplays, and feedback from experienced trainers. No session is able to be observed passively.

All of our trainings will be offered in-person at our office at 3605 Long Beach Blvd. Suite 100, Long Beach, CA 90807.
Our office has several gender neutral bathrooms available. There is plenty of street parking available in front of and around our office.

Regarding COVID-19 safety, CCEJ does not require program participants to be vaccinated, take COVID tests, or mask during training. We encourage all participants to do what makes them feel safest.

Registration closes 3 business days before the workshop takes place. You can always contact us to inquire about openings or to be placed on a waiting list.

Training Cost: $245/person

What is our refund policy?
We believe that individuals impact the community, so your attendance and valuable participation cannot be substituted. In the event you are unable to show up to a training you are registered for and would like to request a refund, please find our refund policy below.

We can only issue a full refund if you cancel more than 14 business days before the date of your training. We can provide a 50% refund if you cancel between 8-13 business days before the date of your training. Unfortunately, we cannot provide refunds if you cancel within 7 business days or less than the date of your training.

If you do not communicate with us and do not show up for your training session, we will be unable to issue a refund. If you were to not complete a multiple day training series, please know that you will be charged the full price of the training series.

Please allow at least 2-3 weeks for refunds to process and know that there will be a processing fee for all cancellations.

To request a refund, please fill out this Google Form.

Any other questions or concerns?
Feel free to reach out to Director of Training & Coaching for Justice, Sarah Howlett at showlett@cacej.org.

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* 1. Who are you registering today?

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* 4. Which session are you registering for today?

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* 8. What's your role at the company/organization/school where you work?

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* 9. Please tell us about your previous experience with Restorative Justice, if any.
(No experience is required to participate in this training.)

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* 10. I understand that attendance and interactive participation are required to complete this training.

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