Janice Jerome is the recipient of many awards, including the 2015 Community and Leadership Restorative Justice award from the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice (NACRJ), the Romae Powell award, and the Director's Award of the Juvenile Courts Association of Georgia. Ms. Jerome is the founder of The Restorative Justice Institute of Atlanta, LLC. This organization is dedicated to keeping "justice moving" by inspiring all to examine how to "say hard things in a good way." She received her training from Kay Pranis and Gwen Rivers Jones in 2004.
You will meet Janice (0:55) and hear about how she got started in this work (6:25). Janice shares her experience in public administration and criminal justice (14:00). Additionally, she shares about how she brings restorative justice into her home (32:00) and where she is now (38:40). Finally, she discusses community policing (47:02) and she answers the closing questions.
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Website: https://justicemovingtoday.com/
Email: justicemovingtoday@gmail.com
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