Restorative Justice On The Rise

The world's first podcast & public dialogue on Restorative Justice. Providing connection, advocacy, education and inspired action as a public service to individuals and communities seeking to proactively improve relationships and structures within their spheres and our world.

Restorative Justice On The Rise is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 177 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #255

  Episode 197: Restorative Justice Is Community Centered Work

  Feb 24, 20261h 37mS15

  <h4 >What does it truly mean for restorative justice to be community-centered and held?</h4> <p >In this powerful conversation, Molly Rowan Leach is joined by Lindsey Frischer (Southwest Community Justice Coalition), Cristina Cabeza (Colorado Coalition for Restorative Justice Practices), and Ames Stenson (Restorative Rainbow Alliance) & Englewood Municipal Court RJ Program) for a deep dive into coalition-building, relational accountability, and the living practice of restorative justice across Colorado.</p> <p >This is not a theoretical discussion.</p> <p >It is a grounded, hard-earned exploration of what it takes to build restorative infrastructure — inside systems, beyond systems, and sometimes in partnership wi...

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  Episode 196: LIFER: One Man. One Dog. Transformed.

  Feb 24, 20261h 25mS15

  <h2 >LIFER: One Man. One Dog. Transformed.</h2> <p >With Director Raul Perez & Brian Michael James. [Proof Video]</p> <p >In this extraordinary episode of Restorative Justice on The Rise, Molly Rowan Leach sits down with Brian Michael James, who served 29 years and two months in prison beginning at age 16, and Raul Perez, director of the upcoming film LIFER.</p> <p >Brian opens the conversation with stark clarity:</p> <p >“Today is 1,154 days free after I served 29 years and two months from the ages of 16 to 45.”</p> <p >What unfolds is not simply a story of incarceration — it is a story...

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  Episode #253

  Episode 195: Restorative Justice Networks Are Underrated with Mika Dashman

  Feb 24, 20261h 14mS15

  <p>In this episode: Mika Dashman, Founding Director of Restorative Justice Initiative, in its tenth anniversary year celebration whose mission is to build a community of New Yorkers who reflect the diversity of our city to expand healing and non-punitive responses to harm at the personal, neighborhood and systemic levels. </p> <p>Arguably RJI's reach is MUCH beyond New York, with deep international ties creating essential connections between communities and trusted practitioners, and providing essential resources and programs that inspire, inform, and connect. Thus, the topic of this session: the unseen--and arguably under-rated, impacts of networks like RJI. What is...

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  Episode 194: Alchemy & Restoration with Shilpa Jain

  Sep 22, 202552 minS14

  What happens when we feel able to share and connect honestly with other human beings, even in the face of significant differences, views, and even conflict and harm? As many restorative justice practitioners know who actively facilitate any form of circle or conference, or convening with a purpose, there often comes a moment when the sharp tenseness transmutes to....something unexpected, something that allows for a new understand, a new lens on oneself and the "other", a bridge of sorts where none previously existed...you know it, we know it, you've witnessed and so have we....but what is that...

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  Episode #252

  Episode 193: The Youth Are Not The Problem. They Are The Solution

  Jul 24, 202555 minS14

  <p>In this episode, we hear from the founder of The Circle Keepers, Martin Urbach, and three youth keepers, centering their voices and ideas about restorative practices, how to build unity across divides, and more.<br /> </p> <p>RJOTR believes strongly in this program and was deeply honored to host this very special episode that you won't want to miss. Listen in now to hear how youth -- directly from their voices and lived experiences -- are advocating and practicing on-the-ground!</p> <h2>Who are The Circle Keepers?</h2> <p >The Circle Keepers started in 2017 as a volunteer-run after school...

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