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Restorative Facilitator Training

The response to our offer to provide RJ Facilitator Training in Creston has been amazing. The work of learning how to facilitate actually involves a combination of theory, demonstrations and practice over the 20 hour training period. The expression, “the more the merrier” works well for use of scenario types of training! All of our training is done in person as we will be building face-to-face skills used in facilitation.

If you are interested, but have not registered, please register before April 29th at

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Details:

Where: Creston, BC

When:

May 3rd 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

May 4th 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

May 5th 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM

Moving forward:
1. please confirm your attendance by email before April 29th.

2.When confirmed, if there are any dietary considerations that need to be addressed, please email carolemateri@shaw.ca

3. Information on accommodations in Creston , please ask carolemateri@shaw.ca
Reminder:
Transportation and accommodations are the responsibility of the individual.
Other Questions?
Please forward to me doug.mcphee@me.com. I will circulate another email on April 29th with the location of the venue and hopefully answers to other questions you might have
Respectfully,

Doug McPhee

Program Coordinator

CDRJS AGM 2024

Welcome to the Annual General Meeting

Cranbrook and District Restorative Justice Society

When:
5:30 PM, March 7th, 2024

Where:
In person: Office 3 (upstairs) 926 Baker Street, Cranbrook

Click Below to Download a pdf of the Agenda

AGM Agenda for 2024l Draft.pdf

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To review AGM files from previous years, CLICK HERE

Restorative Justice "Other Benefits"CDRJS supports and provides Restorative Justice Facilitation. The "other" benefits of are:1. It is free. There are no dues or fees, we only ask that members are involved in some personal and meaningful way.2. CDRJS is community-based program that focuses on community-based issues.3. There are a variety of avenues open for involvement:You can become a facilitator - we provide the training and mentorship;You can participate on the Board of Directors - we are always looking for new directors and new skills foster new and exciting changes;4. Raise funds and write grants - I know, there are some people, in addition to myself, who enjoy that sort of activity;5. Suggest articles to be added to the website or newspaper - Suggesting also includes writing, but suggesting as a start is great.

What does your membership with CDRJS mean to you?Comment from the recent membership survey. Posted with permission."It means I am connected in some way to a restorative type of justice for the smaller felonies and that it can help both the victim and the person doing the crime to have a more restorative solution for both sides. Both sides do not then get caught up in the plugged-up court system."