This 2-day in-person trauma-informed and experiential training utilizes real-world scenarios and examples to provide comprehensive instruction in both Restorative Justice (RJ) theory and application for members of the school community. RJ is a theoretical framework and process designed to foster, maintain, and reinforce relational trust. The training is particularly beneficial for those serving vulnerable youth populations by equipping participants with strategies to promote school connectedness.
This highly interactive training will focus on:
Understanding RJ theory and application
Utilizing real-world scenarios to practice equity and equality, ensuring all perspectives are valued
Increasing self-awareness, social awareness, and a commitment to inclusion
Enhancing capacity to build relational trust with others
Event Details
Audience
Teachers, Counselors, Social Workers, Interns, Classified Staff
Facilitator(s)
Komia Johnson Naima Shalhoub
Included
Workbook will be provided, breakfast, and lunch
Location
Los Angeles County Office of Education ECW 12830 Columbia Way Downey, CA 90242-4720 Map | Driving Directions Note: ECW Conference Room 606A