Renville County Restorative Justice

04/15/2020

A great reminder for empathy and the importance of recognizing the difference in all of our prospectives

Empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

04/03/2020

We will get through this together.

03/26/2020

Please see information below! Stay safe everyone!

01/28/2020

10/03/2019

I am so grateful for the opportunity to share the Circle process with others. A group of students put their words of gratitude on some ripped pieces of paper that I will gladly keep for a long time. I post this to encourage those who read it to write a note to someone you appreciate. They may just hold on to it for years to come.

10/01/2019

Restorative Justice training opportunity in Marshall MN

First day of October means our volunteer training is coming up quick!

(Please see our updated flyer..the last one incorrectly omitted Murray County.)

09/03/2019

Come and learn more about the new Restorative Justice program and the effects of Advise Childhood Experiences on September 18 from 6-8 in Renville!

07/24/2019

Renville County appreciates the commitment and hard work of our team members. Today’s “Renville County Department Spotlight” is on the Restorative Justice Department. A big thank you for all you do for Renville County's youth and families!

06/20/2019

Who: Sheriff’s office & Restorative Justice
What: Drug Presentation & Education
When: June 25 at 3:00pm & July 9th at 4:30pm
Where: Room 117 Ren Co. Gov. Service Center
Cost: Free!!

With the amount of information they have to offer, this will be a three hour session. To clarify, this is the same presentation offered offered twice for your convenience. Please RSVP with the contact information below.

Thank you,

Andrew Peltz | Restorative Justice Coordinator
Office: 320-523-3871 | Cell: 320-522-1573 | [email protected]

06/18/2019

Regardless of the program name, or what the name of the circle is (sentencing or family circles) our roots and goals remain the same!

Welcome to Swift County Restorative Practices! The Swift County Circle Sentencing mission is to address juvenile crime and social problems in a manner that encourages healing between child, victim, and community. Through Circle Sentencing, the community is empowered to determine the most effective response regarding crimes and social problems involving juveniles. The goal is to bring peace and justice between involved parties and to reduce recidivism. Restorative Practices seeks to enhance public safety through the collaboration of criminal justice and other county agencies. The healing between community, child, and victim helps to reintegrate and support the child and thus strengthen the community.