Fairnessworks pays special attention to peacemakers and mediators who work at the neighborhood level, whether they be teachers who help stop bullying, or court-affiliated staff who focus on more than mere punishment, and aim toward restorative justice.
We welcome wannabe peacemakers who are seeking ways of practicing peaceful conflict resolution of even the smallest conflicts.
We invite peacemakers from faith-based communities to share their concerns, ideals and methods.
Good luck with your blog! Thanks for the message on mine, feel free to add Circlespace to your blogroll. Let me know if I can help. I will be at the National Restorative Justice Conference in June.
Kris Miner
http://www.circlespace.wordpress.com
Thanks, Kris! As I transition from a corporate job into the pioneering (for me, at least!) field of blogging for peacemaking and Restorative Justice, I cannot be certain I’ll be attending the June conference. I’ll make every attempt to do so. It would be a treat to meet you! -Ken
Ken,
I enjoyed your blog and I am glad to see it’s focused on the everyday peacemaker. I’d like to add you to my blogroll. Best of luck to you and your future endeavors.
Erin Birt
I wish you the best in your new endeavor and look forward to reading your blogs. Our society certainly needs more peacemakers, that’s for sure!
Hi Mr. Kinsey, could you please elaborate on your specific position as it pertains to restorative justice and how it is being implemented within the United States of America.
Is America in your opinion, a force for good or evil?
What does restorative justice look like in America?
Thank you in advance for your specific answers to these questions.
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