Source: (-0001) VHS, 10 min. St. Paul, Minnesota: Center for Restorative Justice & Peacemaking, University of Minnesota.
An overview of the core principles of restorative justice and the victim offender mediation/conferencing process is provided. The importance of adapting restorative justice practices to the expressed needs and cultural context of the people involved is emphasized. Two specific examples are illustrated: – a one-on-one meeting between victim and offender – a meeting with support persons present in addition to the victim and the offender. (distributor’s description).
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