Restorative Teen Court Video

Essay contest announcement

About BCRJP

Judge Edwar Brunner, Founder of Barron County Restorative Justice

Celebrating 12 years of Great Partnership

BCRJP Founder, Judge Edward Brunner, envisioned a vibrant, interdependent partnership between community and government stakeholders. Read here about this partnership model in a new article by Ted Lewis, published in the Journal of Juvenile Justice, fall 2011.

Up Coming Events

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BCRJP Events

Restorative Justice Workshop: May 3 and May 8 from 6 PM-9 PM Rice Lake City Hall, Newton Room. This six-hour training is an introduction to Restorative Justice. It is free to Barron County residents, and is a requirement for new volunteers. Please RSVP to Monika if you plan to attend this two-part training.

Volunteer News

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BCRJP Volunteers Help to Build Healthy Communities

“I initially thought volunteering in victim-offender conferencing was the only way to volunteer at BCRJP, but eventually I discovered that I could take my favorite part of this work – helping offenders learn to make better decisions – and pursue that in other areas like the Traffic and Shoplifting programs.”

Trainings

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Basic Restorative Justice Training

The six-hour training centers on developing the core skills needed to facilitate Restorative Conferences (which can involve a variety of combinations of offenders, victims, and community members).

Re-Blog

Connecting all over Barron County

From Telephones to Restorative Justice: It’s All About Making Connections

A monthly blog-post by BCRJP Executive Director, Ted Lewis

Barron County Restorative Justice is a program of GoodWill NCW