Some of My Best Friends Are

"F* Him, But F* Jail": The Power of Restorative Justice

Nov 29, 2022

40:07

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Survivor Choices

04:34

Stop the Violence, Al Sharpton?

01:31

What Danielle Serret Is Doing Is Bringing Those Two People Together

01:56

Introduction

2min

What Is Restorative Justice?

2min

What Danielle Serret Is Doing Is Bringing Those Two People Together

2min

We're Not Going to Get Far Without Dealing With Violence

3min

Are You a Victim of Post Traumatic Stress?

2min

The Circle Process - The Responsible Party Has the Responsible Party

5min

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3min

Survivor Choices

5min

Stop the Violence, Al Sharpton?

2min

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75% Don't Call the Police

2min

11.

You Need a Quality Sleep You Deserve

4min

12.

How Do You Teach Your Three Year Old Son Restorative Justice?

4min

13.

What Should We Be Doing Instead of Punishment?

5min

14.

Doing Restorative Justice Practices

3min

15.

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Danielle Sered is the founder and director of Common Justice, the first alternative-to-incarceration and victim-service program in the United States. She’s also the author of Until We Reckon: Violence, Mass Incarceration, and a Road to Repair. She speaks with Khalil and Ben about her work to re-envision justice as something that can address the trauma of victims and stop the cycle of punishment and crime.

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Some of My Best Friends Are

"F*** Him, But F*** Jail": The Power of Restorative Justice

Survivor Choices

Stop the Violence, Al Sharpton?

What Danielle Serret Is Doing Is Bringing Those Two People Together

Remember Everything You Learn from Podcasts

"F* Him, But F* Jail": The Power of Restorative Justice