Witnessing the power of Restorative Justice, I became a strong proponent of using restorative practices in response to many kinds of crime and conflict.
Community Justice Initiatives has a vibrant staff culture that celebrates the diverse contributions of each of our team members. Most of our staff have university or college degrees in fields such as sociology, psychology, peace and conflict studies, social services, and criminology. We work hard, laugh lots, and strive to live out restorative justice principles as we relate to each other, our volunteers, and our clients.
Sound like your kind of work environment?
Currently CJI has no employment opportunities.
Looking for a student placement or volunteer position? Find out how to volunteer at CJI or contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Peggy LaFlame.
During our 40+ year history, we have continuously responded to community needs by creatively, and innovatively applying restorative justice principles to new problems. We believe the only limit to the power of restorative justice is the capacity of the human heart to change and grow.
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