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Date and Time: Sept. 4-5 and 10-12, 2025, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Lunch provided)
Location: Oregon City, OR
Cost: Free
Restorative Dialogue Facilitators guide a voluntary process that provides an opportunity for the victim of a crime, the youth who caused harm, and any other impacted individuals to come together in a facilitated conversation. This gives all participants a chance to discuss the experienced harm, and what needs to happen next to make things right.
Training Objectives:
- Learn about the Juvenile Justice System as practiced by Oregon and Clackamas County
- Practice communication skills important for engaging clients and for facilitating restorative justice processes
- Collectively reflect on the values which define justice for victims, youth who caused harm, and communities
- Apply restorative justice values and principles to different crime scenarios
- Reflect on personal strengths, weaknesses, motives, and biases which may help or hinder the ability to be effective facilitators in restorative justice processes
- Examine the facilitator’s role, knowledge, and skills necessary to effectively support victims and youth before and during restorative justice processes
- Learn, engage with, and practice facilitating Restorative Dialogue and Conferencing processes
- Critically assess the role of impartiality in restorative dialogue facilitation
Completion qualifies you to co-facilitate restorative dialogues in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington County programs.
For more information, email Miles Brady at mbrady@clackamas.us
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