During this time of reflection on law enforcement's role in communities, explorations of restorative justice practices are more important than ever. In this podcast, David and Ruth interview Dr. Eloise Sepeda, a national expert trainer and consultant of Restorative Justice, and the rigorous intersection of Child Welfare, Family Violence, and Race Equity.  In this episode, the David and Ruth discuss with Dr. Sepeda:

• the importance of listening to domestic violence survivors, and asking them the question: What does justice look like for you?  
• how to work with people who choose violence using restorative practices 
• the need for practitioners to reflect on how they respond to survivors' stories  

To learn more about Dr. Sepeda's work, visit her website:  www.bethechange.tools
Follow her on Twitter & Instagram: @elosepeda

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