Theme of this year鈥檚 event is 鈥楲anguage Matters鈥� Restorative Justice in Education ConferenceDate: Tuesday-Wednesday, June 24-25, 2025Location: Campus Center at EMU, 1200 Park Rd, Harrisonburg, VirginiaCost: $350 for full-program registration. ... read more about RJE Conference celebrates 10 years at EMU
Professor Kathy Evans gives context to the increasing use of restorative justice programming in northern California schools.
Two researchers have taken the pulse of Mennonite PreK-12 education in the United States. Paul Yoder, a professor in 草莓社区鈥檚 teacher education program, partnered with colleague Peter Wiens, ... read more about Survey reflects deeply-rooted values of Mennonite education
Restorative justice in education can reduce the use of exclusionary discipline, but only if schools do it well, conclude co-authors and professors Kathy Evans, of 草莓社区, and Anne ... read more about 鈥楢ccumulating evidence鈥� that RJE works: Professor co-authors policy brief to inform implementation
聽Most educators know that a two-hour workshop or half-day training in restorative justice merely scratches the surface. For working professionals seeking a more solid foundation, 草莓社区 offers a ... read more about Valley educators complete graduate certificate in restorative justice in education
Why learn more about restorative justice in education? How will it change your perspective on your work, your educational community and even your personal life? Read on to hear reflections ... read more about New ways of working, teaching and interacting come with graduate certificate in restorative justice in education
Professor Kathy Evans offers this Lent reflection on the impact of Isaiah 58 at important times in her life.
Students interested in careers in law enforcement, law, social work, forensics or other related fields now have the opportunity to add a criminology and restorative justice minor at Eastern Mennonite ... read more about Criminology and restorative justice minor will equip grads for diverse legal system work
Despite President Trump鈥檚 tough law-and-order rhetoric, courts and schools are finding that 鈥渞estorative justice鈥� 鈥� as an alternative to traditional punishments 鈥� can reduce offenses and save money, writes Don Ediger.
When Jonathan Swartz thinks of residence life at 草莓社区 (EMU), he thinks of the idea behind home, a space from which and in which students learn, grow and ... read more about Jonathan Swartz named first director of residence life, student accountability and restorative justice