Peacemaking Circles: From Crime to CommunityLiving Justice Press, 2013 - 277 pages |
Contents
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| 9 | |
The Inner Frame of Circles | 31 |
The Outer Frame of Circles | 81 |
and a Reflective Pace | 93 |
The Overall Circle Process for Dealing with Crime | 149 |
Stepping Back to Count Circle Gains | 209 |
Tapping Our Powers to Change | 239 |
Barrys Thoughts on Funding | 251 |
Other editions - View all
Peacemaking Circles: From Crime to Community Kay Pranis,Barry Stuart,Mark Wedge No preview available - 2003 |
Common terms and phrases
African American agreement anger bring build Carcross/Tagish First Nation ceremonies Circle dialogue Circle gathering Circle openings Circle participants Circle process Circle space Circle’s Circles help Circles invite Circles provide commitment community Circle community justice committee community members conflicts connect connectedness consensus Consensus decision-making core values courage court create criminal justice dealing with crime develop Elders emotions empathy equal everyone’s example experience explore expressed feather feel focus forgiveness guidelines happened harm healing holistic honor inner interests involved issues jail justice professionals justice system keepers listening lives Marcel Jacob means Medicine Wheel move munity nity ourselves outcome pain peacemaking Circles person phase police potential principles relationships respect respond to crime restorative justice riences Roca role Rose Wilson round sense sentencing Circle shift situation someone speak spiritual stories support group talking piece they’re things tion trust understand we’re young youth Yukon