Full Solution
Expand utilization of restorative approaches across all systems (schools, community programs, detention, etc) to include everyone impacted by conflict, crime, and violence, and reduce youth involvement with detention centers and the adult criminal justice system.
Summary of 2-Year Action Strategy
2022-2023: Build a shared vision and ensure shared understanding of restorative approaches (RAs) across the community, schools, and the juvenile justice system. Once established, embed RAs into the infrastructure across systems at the State, City, school board, etc. (e.g. requirements for charter renewal, mandate from the State, City-level budget for RA programs). Expand implementation of RA programs and practices utilizing increased community buy in and funding.
Progress Updates:
September 2022 | |
CURRENT MILESTONE | NEXT STEP |
Confirmed as a class project, UNO Criminal Justice Doctoral Program student to take on the analysis of CRA restorative approaches rubric to assess school utilization, fidelity, and barriers related to restorative approaches | Utilize analysis of rubric to make value proposition of restorative approaches and to examine validity of model in school setting. |
Who's Involved?
Primary 2-Year Action Strategy Owners: Center for Restorative Approaches (CRA)
Other Owners: NOLA-PS, CMOs (e.g. InspireNOLA Charter Schools, FirstLine Schools), Orleans Parish Juvenile Court, Office of Juvenile Justice, Juvenile Justice Intervention Center, Louisiana Center for Children's Rights, District Attorney’s Office, Office of Neighborhood Engagement, CYPB, St. Charles Center for Faith + Action, Ubuntu Village