The Center for Prevention and Restorative Justice at the Boulder County District Attorney's Office is offering a VIRTUAL 3-day Restorative Justice Facilitator training for those interested in supporting meaningful accountability and repair of harm through restorative justice.
Elevate your understanding of...
- Restorative principles: Key framework, core values, and elements that ground restorative practices regardless of context and model.
- Practices and models: How Community Group Conference and Victim Offender Dialogue models of restorative justice are being utilized.
- Facilitation skills: To support parties in restorative processes, dialogue and outcomes that center accountability and repair.
- Impact and repair: How restorative justice practices are being used to support responsibility, repair of harm, and restoration for all involved.
Join our highly trained team November 7, 14 & 21, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day on Zoom.
- $250, sliding scale fee - FREE for volunteers
- Must attend all 3 sessions in full
- Space is limited. Application required.
- Pre-requisite: DARJ Community Member Training
Gain the skills and practice needed to support responsibility, repair, and restoration of those responsible for and impacted by crime and harmful behavior.
Apply to attend Restorative Justice Facilitator Training. Applications will be accepted through 9/21/25.
For questions or concerns, contact 720-218-4166 or dlord@bouldercounty.gov.
