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Goodenough-Gordon, Katya (2006). RADIUS Program for Girls in Minnesota Offers a Gender-Specific Model. Corrections Today. August 2006.

RADIUS is an innovative effort that blends the philosophies of restorative justice with the best practices of gender- responsive programming for girls under 18. Restorative services are provided to girls while they are in residential placement, during their transition and furlough, and after release. The two key components of the program are restorative justice circles and grief and trauma counseling. (excerpt)


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