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Stephanie McInnis-Langley, of Status of Women Nova Scotia, discusses the future of restorative justice in Canada at the National Restorative Justice Symposium in Halifax, Nova
Stephanie McInnis-Langley, of Status of Women Nova Scotia, discusses the future of restorative justice in Canada at the National Restorative Justice Symposium in Halifax, Nova
A restorative approach is key for a new normal after COVID-19 Social distancing has shown us that our siloed and fragmented social systems and services
“Relational Presence”: Designing VR-Based Virtual Learning Environments for Oral History-Based Restorative Pedagogy May 20, 2020 Jennifer Roberts-Smith, University of Waterloo; Justin Carpenter, University of Waterloo;
The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission Board of Inquiry Decision Approving Settlement Agreement Halifax Association of Black Firefighters and Halifax Regional Municipality and Nova Scotia
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Report From The Restorative Justice Process at the Dalhousie University Faculty of Dentistry May 2015, Prepared on behalf of the participants by:Jennifer J. Llewellyn, Jacob
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