PPN Webinar: Restorative Justice

November 21st

10:30-12:00pm PST

Free and open to everyone!

RECORDING

The goals of the presentation will be to think through accountability more generally as a process and to redefine it in a way that inspires people to feel comfort in learning and unlearning. Guest speaker, Andrew Guerrero (any / all pronouns) will challenge the contemporary survivor and victim services field to have a culture shift in how we talk about people who cause harm and discuss some of the challenges around the implementation of restorative justice, specifically in the context of higher education. We will also be discussing restorative justice in a way that encourages practitioners in this field to consider alternatives to accountability. 

Presenter:

Andrew Guerrero (any / all pronouns) is a Justice, Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity (JEID) Education Specialist at Occidental College. They have over 8 years of anti-violence experience, with a focus in higher education. They received their Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and minored in Chicano / Latino Studies and Criminology, Law, and Society from UCI and received their Masters of Social Welfare with a concentration in Strengthening Organizations and Communities at the University of California, Berkeley.  Andrew has a passion for doing trauma-informed and survivor-centered anti-SVSH work that has an anti-carceral and restorative justice lens to inspire a community that promotes positive social norms change.

Note:

Language access is available upon request (please register by November 14th to ensure interpreter availability)

Recordings and resources will be available on the Partnership Resource Library on November 22nd. 

Nota:

El acceso al idioma, incluidos los intérpretes de ASL, está disponible previa solicitud (regístrese antes del 14 de noviembre para garantizar la disponibilidad de intérpretes)

 Questions? Please contact Kimmie Remis (she/her), kimmie@cpedv.org