This season we have discussed what restorative justice looks like at the micro level in our personal lives, in camps, in schools, and how it is connected to the racial justice movement. We believe in seeing conflict as an opportunity for innovation and...

We know that overuse of suspension, expulsion, and other harsh disciplinary policies in schools increases the likelihood that youth will enter the juvenile or criminal justice systems. This impacts youth of color, LGBTQ youth, and youth with different...

We believe camp is the best place to build and scale trust and that camps are inherently restorative. Across the board summer camp focuses on fostering relationships and building community, which is directly in line with restorative justice...

In this second episode, Laura and Klee talk about the intersection between the racial justice movement, and the restorative justice movement. Their guest is Nina Tucker, an educator and activist based in New Paltz, New York. Social justice movements...

Join us as we start to dive into what restorative justice means. Laura and Klee look at the history of these practices, reference different thought leaders, and share stories from their first experiences participating in circles.

A podcast dedicated to inspiring the next generation of radically empathetic decision makers. Join the directors of Stomping Ground in this first season as we unpack restorative justice, and the impact these practices can have on our world.