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Restorative practices are characterized by proactive relationships, connection, and community transformation. When implemented correctly, restorative practices are not more to do but a different way to be.

This guide highlights the mindsets, values, social capital, and structural supports that bind and hold together restorative practices.

Educators, school leaders, and district administrators can use this practical guide to successfully implement restorative practices and transform their schools into strong communities with meaningful relationships, a sense of authentic belonging, and equitable whole-person outcomes.

Listen to the Audiocast Conversation with Lauren Trout and Dr. Angela Ward.