Community Justice Starts with You.
become a participant in the community restorative justice process.
Led by trainers with years of experience and featuring role-plays inspired by real cases, LCJP’s high-energy trainings provide all of the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to begin your journey as a restorative practitioner. LCJP’s emphasis on experiential learning empowers trainees to participate effectively in a restorative justice conference.
Want to Learn Restorative Justice Practices without Volunteering?
The skills and strategies that are foundational to Restorative Justice Practices will enrich your communication and ability to connect with others. LCJP is eager to teach people restorative skills that can be utilized within families, clubs, churches, sports teams, youth groups… really any relationship! Please read on to learn more and/or register for a training event at the bottom of the page.
Standard Trainings for LCJP Volunteers:
Restorative Practices Orientation (2 Hours)
Community Member Training (2 Hours)
Facilitator Training (16 Hours)
Additional Trainings*
Advanced Facilitator Trainings (One to Two 8-Hour Trainings Each Year)
How-to Practical Skills-building Series (3 Hours)
Facilitator Debrief Group (1.5 Hours)
Restorative Tools Series (2-3 Hours)
Rotating Topics Include: Restorative Conversations, Reflective Statements & Reframing, Connection Circles, Learning Restorative Justice Through Games, Cultural Responsiveness in Restorative Practices & More!
Mentoring & Coaching
LCJP Volunteers receive free ongoing mentoring and coaching as part of our continuing education requirements. Non-volunteers may contract LCJP for ongoing coaching and support.
*Free for Active Volunteers, Payment Required for Non-Volunteers
“I was pleasantly surprised to discover that restorative training and practices are so valuable that I use them in my daily life, at work, with my family and friends. They have made an impact on how I interact with the world- I am more conscious about how I use my words and how they impact others.”
Register for an Upcoming Training
Note: if you’d like to volunteer, please visit the volunteer page for next steps.