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March 2002 Edition


Last modified 2005-06-08 15:35
Articles include: Lebanon: Using Communtiy Dialogue to Foster; US Groups Organize Restorative Justice Commemoration; Conciliation Quarterly; Website of the Month: Church Council on Justice and Corrections; Community Penalties: Change and Challenges; Leading Edge: Meet Lode Walgrave, Marc Forget, and Lisa Rea

Lebanon: Using Communtiy Dialogue to Foster

Twenty years of civil war, often along religious and ethnic lines, left Lebanon with a legacy of displaced communities where fear, anger, and mistrust hinder return and reconciliation.

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US Groups Organize Restorative Justice Commemoration

Several US groups have organized a Restorative Justice commemoration for April 14-21, 2002. The traditional date for commemorating Restorative Justice Week is the third week in November, however this compete with the US Thanksgiving holiday. Hence the date change.

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Conciliation Quarterly

Conciliation Quarterly is a publication of the Mennonite Conciliation Service. The Summer 2001 (V. 20, No. 3) issue was dedicated to restorative justice. The MCS has given Restorative Justice Online to reprint those articles here.

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Website of the Month: Church Council on Justice and Corrections

Church Council on Justice and Corrections is a national faith-based coalition whose membership is comprised of 11 National churches with a support base of 14,000 congregations.

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Community Penalties: Change and Challenges

This book grew out of papers and discussions at the 24th Cropwood Round Table Conference in Cambridge, England, 28-29 June 2000. The purpose for the conference was to address future directions for community penalties.

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Leading Edge: Meet Lode Walgrave, Marc Forget, and Lisa Rea.

Lode Walgrave is working to develop a maximalist model of restorative justice. Marc Forget is a Canadian educator developing programs aimed at reducing violence. Lisa Rea is the president of a new non-profit group called The Justice & Reconciliation Project, which promotes forgiveness and reconciliation.

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