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(Virtual and In-Person)
Restorative Certifications
Restorative Certifications
Register today on the Contact page!
Register today on the Contact page!
- Certified Anger Management Specialist using Restorative Principles (CAMS-RJ) ($550 for 4-day training 5 hours per day, 2 pm CST-7 pm CST)
- Certified Restorative Circle Facilitator ($500 for 4-day training 5 hours per day, 2 pm CST - 7 pm CST)
"The Restorative Tree"Restorative Genealogy
( *Association of Professional Genealogist member ) (Please sign up at RestorativeTree.com)
"The Restorative Tree"
Restorative Genealogy
( *Association of Professional Genealogist member ) (Please sign up at RestorativeTree.com)
- Family History Tracing
- Interviews
- Family Reunion Circles/Meetings
Court Diversion Classes-RJ (court-ordered)
Court Diversion Classes-RJ (court-ordered)
- Anger Management* ($75 per one-hour class for 8 or 10 weeks) 6 pm CST-8 pm. "Certified by the National Anger Management Association"
- Compulsive Sexual Behavior ($75 per one hour class) 6 pm- 8 pm CST
- Parenting ($75 per one-hour class for eight weeks). 6 pm CST - 8 pm.
- Theft Prevention and Impact ($75 per one-hour class at 6 pm CST)
**Prices above are for virtual classes. Face-to-face classes are offered in Atlanta, GA, and Austin, TX, and are $100/hr.
*NAMA
(Member of National Association of Anger Management)
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BEYOND EQUITY
AND INCLUSION IN
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
BEYOND EQUITY
AND INCLUSION IN
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Edited by: S.Y. BOWLAND, HASSHAN BATTS
BETH ROY, and MARY ADAMS TRUJILLO
Edited by: S.Y. BOWLAND, HASSHAN BATTS
BETH ROY, and MARY ADAMS TRUJILLO
Colorizing Restorative Justice Book
Colorizing Restorative Justice Book
Twenty restorative practitioners and scholars of color share their experiences around race, racism, and colonization in the restorative justice movement. They expose how white body supremacy manifests in their everyday work and profession, where they are often the only person of color. RJIA Director is a co-contributor.
Purchase today! Must-read.
Simple Circles
Simple Circles
Available by July 1, 2022
RJIA Justice Moving T-Shirts
RJIA Justice Moving T-Shirts
- $20 – Sizes: S, M, and L
- $25.00 – Sizes: XL, XXL, and XXXL
RJIA Justice Moving T-Shirts
$25.00
RJIA Justice Moving T-Shirts
$30.00
Janice Jerome, MPA
Janice Jerome, MPA
Director, The Restorative Justice of Institute of Atlanta, LLC
Director, The Restorative Justice of Institute of Atlanta, LLC
Janice Jerome is a native of Atlanta, Georgia and the former Assistant Director of University of Texas at Austin, Steve Hicks School of Social Work, and the Institute of Restorative Justice and Restorative Dialogue (IRJRD). She is a doctoral candidate for her Ph.D. in Transformative and Social Change. She received her master's degree in Public Administration and her bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Troy University in Troy, Alabama.
Janice has worked for the United States Department of Justice (USDOJ), Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), and Immigration Court in Miami, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia. She is the former Supervisor of Diversion/Intake for the Juvenile Court of Clayton County, Georgia. She is also a co-contributor of the book “Colorizing Restorative Justice” published by Living Justice Press and co-author to "Blessed from the Beginning."
Janice is the recipient of many awards, including the 2015 Community and Leadership Restorative Justice award from the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice (NACRJ), the Romae Powell award, and the Director's Award of the Juvenile Courts Association of Georgia.
Ms. Jerome is the founder of The Restorative Justice Institute of Atlanta, LLC. This organization is dedicated to keeping "justice moving" by inspiring all to examine how to "say hard things in a good way." She received her training from Kay Pranis and Gwen Rivers Jones in 2004.
She is also a mother three and a grandmother, as well as a professional genealogist, mediator, anger management specialist, numismatics, and paralegal.