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Restorative Justice

What is Restorative Justice : In schools, implementing restorative justice is primarily about building and maintaining community. We then use that foundation of community to respond to harm and conflict.  Long term cultural transformation is our goal. That starts with community! Once a restorative culture is created in a school, the focus can shift to responding to harm using RJ processes.

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Restorative Justice (RJ) at Bunche

Our Restorative Justice Facilitator, Leah, is a passionate and enthusiastic decolonial practitioner who upholds collective liberation through an intersectional and holistic lens. At Ralph J. Bunche, she utilizes the Three-Tier-OUSD Restorative Justice approach, where she engages in: community building activities, conflict-resolution, mediation, and welcoming members re-entering our community. For everyday living, Leah loves movement and adventure---you may see her cycling around the city, just say hi!

With Peace, Leah