2013 Conference Info June 19 – 21, 2013
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The Fourth National Conference on Restorative Justice
June 19 – 21, 2013
The conference and accommodations are at The Hotel at UTMC (formerly the Hilton Hotel), The University of Toledo Health Science Campus, Toledo, Ohio, USA.
LAST UPDATED: May 14, 2013
Please see the PDF documents below for important updates on the conference.
PDF Flier of Conference Speakers | Revised Conference Agenda | Fee Structure
Nominations for Restorative Justice Awards Open
Click the award name for a description of the award and how to nominate.
- Dennis Maloney Award for Youth-Based Community and Restorative Justice
- John W. Byrd Pioneer Bi-Annual Award for Restorative and Community Justice
- Bert Thompson Pioneer Award for Faith-Based Community and Restorative Justice
- Leadership Award for Community, Racial and Restorative Justice
- Lifetime Achievement Award in Restorative and Community Justice
On June 19-21, 2013, nearly 500 leading international academics, practitioners, and activists in the fields of restorative and racial justice will travel to Toledo, Ohio, for an important historic event – the Fourth National Restorative Justice Conference. As co-hosts and sponsors, Lourdes University and The University of Toledo Foundation are proud and excited to be part of this relevant and important event.
The conference opens on Juneteenth, a holiday recognized by 42 states including Ohio. Juneteenth was established to commemorate the historical date of June 19, 1865, when slavery ended in the U.S. In the spirit of Juneteenth, the theme of the conference is “Keeping It Real – Race & Restorative Justice.” Presenters and attendees will explore restorative justice’s potential to heal and transform both historical harm and present-day inequities in justice systems, schools, and diverse communities.
CEUs for social work and counseling available at conference. For more information, email restorativejusticetoledo@gmail.com
To learn more about the conference contact us or call 419-277-0568. Learn more about the venue and Toledo.
Sincerely,
Morris Jenkins, Ph.D., J.D.
Chair, Fourth National Restorative Justice Conference
Chair, Department of Criminal Justice & Social Work
The University of Toledo
Gina Paris, M.A.
Co-Chair, Fourth National Restorative Justice Conference
Instructor, Department of Sociology & Justice Studies
Lourdes University
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