Engaging in difficult conversations is an inevitable aspect of both personal and professional life, especially within educational environments.

Restorative Justice in K-12 schools serves as a transformative approach to discipline and conflict resolution.

Implementing restorative practices effectively in schools requires a careful and strategic approach.

Implementing restorative practices within a school setting necessitates a focused approach, integrating theory with practical application.

Improving school culture is a multifaceted endeavor that involves intentional strategies to foster a more harmonious, collaborative environment.

Building relationships at work transcends simple acquaintance; it forms the bedrock of an effective and united working environment.

Numerous studies have shown promising results for schools implementing restorative justice practices.

Explore restorative justice's core: Respect, Responsibility, Repair, Reintegration, and Relationship-building in conflict resolution.

Restorative justice in educational settings can typically be categorized into two main types: restorative dialogue and restorative practices.