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Just People is launching a monthly speaker series for anyone curious about restorative responses to sexual harm. We invite you to join us on the second Sunday of each month for thoughtful conversation, courageous learning, and meaningful connection. Together, we&rsquo;ll explore the transformative perspectives and practices of restorative justice and imagine responses to sexual harm that move beyond punishment and silence toward accountability, healing, and community. Each gathering will feature a leading voice in the field and offer space for dialogue.&nbsp; April: Alissa Ackerman of Ampersands Restorative Justice in California, on victim-centered restorative interventions. May: Chris Godsey of the MN Dept of Correction&#39;s apology letter program, on the elements of meaningful apologies. June: Kay Pranis, international expert on Circles, on the assumptions and theories underlying a restorative response. July: Felicia McCrary, of the Office of Student Conflict Resolution at the University of Michigan, on the implementation of STARRSA for students found responsible for sexual and gender-based misconduct on college campuses. August: Loren Linscott, a violence prevention &amp; response consultant, on the roles of men and masculinity in building a restorative culture. September: Kurt RuKim, RJ practitioner and sex educator, on &nbsp;restorative approaches to sex education. October: Tim Chapman, international scholar from Northern Ireland, on restorative interventions to sexual harm within large institutions. November: Amber Schroeder, ED of the national Association for the Treatment &amp; Prevention of Sexual Abuse, on the elements of treatment for people who have caused sexual offenses. December: Alicia Nichols, Director of the MN Office of Restorative Practices, on transforming systems to be restorative in principle and practice.

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; color: rgb(42, 42, 196); padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; margin: 0px; overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you for registering for Just People&#39;s speaker series. I&#39;m really glad you&#39;ll be joining us.&nbsp; Each monthly gathering will feature a 20-minute keynote exploring restorative responses to sexual harm, followed by small-group conversations and large-group reflection. The goal is to create a thoughtful, grounded space to learn, ask questions, and engage with others who care about more effective responses than punishment or silence. If you have any questions before the event, don&#39;t hesitate to reach out. I look forward to being in conversation with you. Sarah Supersarah@wearejustpeople.org

Just People is launching a monthly speaker series for anyone curious about restorative responses to sexual harm. We invite you to join us on the second Sunday of each month for thoughtful conversation, courageous learning, and meaningful connection. Together, we’ll explore the transformative perspectives and practices of restorative justice and imagine responses to sexual harm that move beyond punishment and silence toward accountability, healing, and community. Each gathering will feature a leading voice in the field and offer space for dialogue.  April: Alissa Ackerman of Ampersands Restorative Justice in California, on victim-centered restorative interventions. May: Chris Godsey of the MN Dept of Correction's apology letter program, on the elements of meaningful apologies. June: Kay Pranis, international expert on Circles, on the assumptions and theories underlying a restorative response. July: Felicia McCrary, of the Office of Student Conflict Resolution at the University of Michigan, on the implementation of STARRSA for students found responsible for sexual and gender-based misconduct on college campuses. August: Loren Linscott, a violence prevention &amp; response consultant, on the roles of men and masculinity in building a restorative culture. September: Kurt RuKim, RJ practitioner and sex educator, on  restorative approaches to sex education. October: Tim Chapman, international scholar from Northern Ireland, on restorative interventions to sexual harm within large institutions. November: Amber Schroeder, ED of the national Association for the Treatment &amp; Prevention of Sexual Abuse, on the elements of treatment for people who have caused sexual offenses. December: Alicia Nichols, Director of the MN Office of Restorative Practices, on transforming systems to be restorative in principle and practice.

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Just People: Second Sundays speaker series

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$20

Full Series Pass

$100

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$15

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