

Camp Lucy Restorative Retreat 2025
The Restorative Justice Institute of Atlanta, LLC
8th Annual Camp Lucy Restorative Practitioners Retreat
Drippings Spring, Texas
July 28 - July 31, 2025
Take advantage of our thrilling discount offers available for this year's sign-ups!
Deadline for retreat registration and lodge reservation:
June 26, 2025
Circle of Remembrance
Time to share special stories, comments and recognition for those who have been a central part of life’s journey.
The Restorative Tree, Family Genealogy
Restoratively starting, sharing, or showing your family history.
Diverse Communities
Talking Circles
African American, Hispanic, Asian, LGBTQ+ and more: Acknowledging the community through inclusive conversations.
Creating Your Own
Talking Pieces
TBA, more information coming soon.
Camp Lucy Restorative Retreat
Drippings Springs Texas, “A Space to Breathe”, Registration: May 1, 2025 (limited Space).
Restorative Justice Annual Social Affair
Atlanta, GA
All practitioners, supporters, advocates of Restorative Justice are welcome!

Snapshots from Dynamic Restorative Trainings

Recognition, Memberships, and Endorsements
RJIA, an active member of NACRJ, boasts its director's 2015 Leadership Award in Community and Restorative Justice. The director, Janice Jerome, co-contributor "Colorizing Restorative Justice," honored the book received the 2021 Benjamin Franklin Silver award. RJIA secured the Living Justice Press Silicon Valley, 2021 grant for the forum "The Restorative Tree." Additionally, RJIA received a 2017 mini-grant for the restorative workshop "Spaces in the Rainbow." The organization supports its sister company " The Restorative Way". Janice Jerome is featured on the "Living Justice Press website" and is a a certified member of the National Anger Management Association (NAMA), an a member of the Association for Professional Genealogy (APG).


Georgia Black Expo- February 10, 2024

Meet Janice Jerome , a true pioneer in restorative justice from Atlanta. As the founder and director of The Restorative Justice Institute of Atlanta, LLC, Jerome's work embodies the transformative power of empathy, understanding, and connection. With a rich background from the Department of Justice to significant contributions in restorative dialogue, her efforts in Atlanta and beyond have been instrumental in shaping a more compassionate approach to justice—one that heals rather than punishes. Key Contributions: - Founding The Restorative Justice Institute of Atlanta, focusing on healing and relationship renewal. - Pioneering pre-trial court services and diversion workshops, addressing the roots of behaviors rather than their symptoms. - Hosting the annual Restorative Retreat, "A Space to Breathe," fostering community and understanding in serene settings. Jerome's vision for a justice system that 'says hard things in a good way' is not just revolutionary; it's a testament to the belief that everyone deserves a second chance. As we celebrate Black History Month, let's recognize the silent changemakers among us, like Janice Jerome, whose dedication to restorative justice continues to inspire and heal. #BlackHistoryMonth #RestorativeJustice #JaniceJerome
Discover the trailblazers in Restorative Justice. Janice Jerome, Kay Pranis, Dr. Cornell West and more.
These visionary leaders are at the forefront, sculpting the landscape of restorative principles and practices.











