CRJ445 - Community Development Through Restorative Justice
Conflict is an opportunity to see what needs our attention in the community. You will explore the relevance and use of restorative practices in community development and examine social development as a crime prevention tool. You will also learn how gathering data about conflicts can help identify broader community deficits and create lasting change.
This course will give you a working knowledge of the concept of participatory democracy in the context of restorative justice practices and of social capital in the context of harm prevention and repairing damaged relationships.
Suggested prerequisite: Introduction to Restorative Justice: Concepts, Theory and Philosophy | CRJ315
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