Restorative Justice: Accountability and Community
Engaging the Community in a Non-punitive Approach to Crime
Jonathan Scharrer, Director, Restorative Justice Project, Frank J. Remington Center, UW-Madison Law School—The philosophy and practice of Restorative Justice in Wisconsin
Ron Johnson, Coordinator, Dane County Community Restorative Court—A Restorative Justice alternative for 17- to 25-year-olds with a misdemeanor violation*
David Raasch, member and former Chief Judge of Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Nation– The Native American spirituality roots of Restorative Justice
Ismael Ozanne, Dane County District Attorney—Local Law enforcement support for the Dane County Restorative Court
Shelia Stubbs, Dane County Board of Supervisors, District 23–Dane County Board support for Restorative courts
Joan Duerst OP, Moderator; Chair of MOSES Religious Leaders Caucus
*Other Restorative Justice/Practices Programs in Dane County include: Prison Ministry Project, Metropolitan
Sponsored by MOSES (Madison Organizing in Strength, Equality and Solidarity)
Co-sponsors:
1st Congregational United Church of Christ
In preparation for this event, here is an article on the topic:
