Transformative Justice Process 

Transformative Justice is a community-based approach to justice which promotes a strong sense of community, belonging, safety, and unconditional human worth as the primary response to harm, conflict or other social problems.  It focuses on repair and healing. This work is guided by a proactive, 360-degree model of accountability, mutual responsibility, unconditional human dignity and respect.    

Grounded in the view that all members of a community are worthy and interdependent, the practice promotes community building, self-awareness, empathy, equity and freedom.    

By opening space for the long-term commitment to personal transformation and collective agreements, transformative justice works to address deep patterns of harm caused by institutionalized racism and to eliminate the disparities this it causes. 

Using the Process 

Using a process to repair harm, parties who caused harm, want to repair harm or support this process in conference or through circles, will engage in those practices. Anyone finding affinity with the values discussed in these processes can enter into agreements which are collectively believed to resolve the situation. Anyone who wants to engage in this process can use the form below, or directly contact Damita Brown: [email protected]