Kathleen McGoey, a trainer in restorative justice practices, and Lindsey Pointer, an assistant professor and restorative justice expert, dive into their new book designed for online learning. They discuss innovative ways to create empathy and trust in virtual classrooms, emphasizing the need for genuine connection. The conversation highlights engaging games and techniques that promote relationship-building and equity, all while tackling challenges unique to online education. Their insights offer valuable tools for educators to enhance restorative practices remotely.

Trainer Kathleen McGoey discusses restorative justice, its principles, integration with the legal system, and adoption in schools for conflict resolution. She compares its efficacy with the current criminal legal system and introduces the idea to Reformed Christians. Topics include repairing harm, restoring relationships, empowering victims, holding offenders accountable, and promoting empathy and personal transformation.