Restorative Justice and Practices in the 21st Century

Restorative justice is a conceptual and practical framework for repairing any harm that may have been caused either to people property or things. It is essential to investigate examples scenarios perspectives strategies and implications for the use of restorative justice in diverse settings including K-12 settings colleges and universities the workplace and within public safety organizations and departments. Emphasis must also be placed on diversity equity belonging and inclusion and how restorative practices foster the use of inclusive practices and accessibility for all persons. Restorative Justice and Practices in the 21st Century offers broad perspectives across numerous disciplines and professions and provides restorative practitioners with a timely account of what restorative justice and practices may offer to their respective organizations school or agency. It provides possible strategies and actions to implement restorative practices as well as how restorative practices can provide different strategies and methods in handling conflict disputes and discipline. Covering topics such as equity and inequalities pedagogical reflection and indigenous roots this premier reference source is an essential resource for administrators and educators of both K-12 and higher education public safety officials law enforcement corrections officers students of higher education librarians researchers and academicians.