Restorative Practices: From Conflict to Conversation
Restorative Communities: From Conflict to Conversation is the culmination of four years of research, interviews, writing, and outreach in Detroit, MI, and Kortrijk, Belgium.
Detroit Rising Wins Festival Laurels
Detroit Rising: How the Motor City Becomes a Restorative City wins film festival laurels including “Best Web Series” and “Best Documentary Special Mention from the Cyrus International Film Festival and the Venice Shorts Festival, respectively.
On Meeting Henry McClendon and Restoring Brokenness
McClendon is a humble man who dreams and acts audaciously. A Detroit native, McClendon is a pastor of Berean Chapel and the Michigan Regional Representative for IIRP. He was formerly an executive assistant to Coleman A. Young, Sr., Detroit’s controversial, first, black mayor. McClendon also served as the Southeast Michigan area director for Prison Fellowship …
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Can Restorative Practices Save Black Lives in Detroit?
In recent years, the Black Lives Matter movement has been problematic. But its core values aren’t. Founded in 2013, the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is a “decentralized political and social movement that seeks to highlight racism, discrimination, and racial inequality experienced by Black people and to promote anti-racism. Police brutality, hate crimes against Black …
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