When Brandy Jones, a program manager at Resolution Services Center in Lansing, Michigan is asked to help community participants resolve a conflict, she uses a circle process as part of a larger restorative practice. Circle process refers to a facilitated, mutually respectful conversation between all parties afffected by the conflict in persuit of a meaningful resolution.
Restorative Justice & the Circle Process
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