The California Conference for Equality and Justice

Healing harms program conflict transformation: ccej utilizes facilitated dialogue grounded in restorative Justice principles as a conflict resolution model and alternative to traditional forms of criminal legal systems. After an incident of harm or conflict, ccej creates The space for those impacted to meet together and share their story, take responsibility for The harm their actions may have caused and create agreements that support what meaningful Justice looks like to them. Services include restorative youth diversion and restorative community circles.

Building bridges for youth program: anti-ppression education: building bridges for youth camps: 3day camps for high school students to explore social Justice issues & how to be leaders & advocates in our communities. Conscious classrooms: inschool program for middle & high school students to help youth promote respect, advocate for inclusion, & strengthen The learning environment at school. Leadership development: summer youth leadership institute: intensive training for students to be youth leaders in ccejs programs by developing facilitation skills and deepening their understanding of oppression and movements for Justice. Ccej also holds youth council & building bridges clubs alliance throughout The year.

Iluminar: training & coaching for Justice program education: ccej trains adults from different sectors on anti-oppression diversity, equity & inclusion and restorative Justice practices. Leadership development: ilume restorative culture shift institute: ccej trains and coaches emerging restorative Justice practitioners for 6 months in core knowledge and skills for using restorative practices in community, workplace, and educational settings. Conflict transformation: The iluminar team provides schools with alternatives to suspension and expulsion by training & coaching thousands of teachers and students per year in restorative practices to build community & address conflicts on campus.