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Secwepemc Community JusticeContact Informationc/o Whispering Pines/ Clinton Indian BandEdith FortierRR #1, Site 8, Comp 4Kamloops, BCV2B 8P6Phone: (250) 579-5772Fax: (250) 579-8367E-mail: wpcib@telus.netWebsite: www.wpcib.comProgram InformationStructure of program: Whispering Pines/ Clinton Indian Band administers the program.Target Group:Youth and adult offendersProgram Model:Community Justice Forum, Alternative Measures (youth and adult)Referral Source(s): RCMP, community, schools, Crown CounselSupport/ Funding: Start-up grant from Ministry of PSSGVolunteers Involved: 25
Kaslo Restorative Justice CommitteeContact InformationLarry Moore or Kevin StanwayBox 1111Kaslo, BCV0G 1M0Phone: (250) 353-2809 (Larry Moore)Website: www.krjc.orgPhone: (250) 353-7364 (Kevin Stanway)E-mail: N/AProgram InformationStructure of program: Circle of volunteersTarget Group:People who are in conflict with each other or with the lawGoals and Objectives: To learn and integrate the values and principles of restorativejustice into our lives; to build capacity in the community to haveheartfelt dialogue about difficult issues; to assist persons inconflict with others or the law in arriving at their own mutuallyagreeable settlements when requested; to give considered optionsand recommendations to justice professionals, government, andothers.Program Model:Flexible (uses principles of Peacemaking Circles, Victim OffenderReconciliation, and Family Group Conferencing).Referral Source(s): Community, schools, police, court, probationReferral Types:Any conflictsSupport/ Funding: DonationsStaffing Structure: No paid staffVolunteers Involved: 7 facilitators and 5 supporting membersYears in Operation: Since August 1997Partners Involved: Teachers, school administrators, politicians, RCMP, inmaterestorative justice groups, and community.Training:Indicators of Success:Challenges/ Obstacles:Experiential training and dialogue about values and principles.Committee members have incorporated restorative justiceprinciples into relationships and workplaces; over 25% of thecommunity’s population has attended public educational events;high satisfaction of clients.Political agenda of “getting tough on crime”; retributive socialconditioning; enormous volunteer time and effort to introduceofficers to the principles and processes of restorative justicebecause of RCMP relocation.Resources Available: Support and guidance from psychologists, criminologists, judges, spiritualadvisors, native elders and other restorative justice groups andpractitioners; library of books, articles, websites and videos.KRJC members co-facilitate Alternatives to Violence Project workshops.
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clarify the offender’s version of
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• Who has a stake in this situati
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Is the future addressed?• Is ther
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Administering the program• Ensure
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• If a young person is dealt with
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Guidelines for working with victims
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• Information on the justice syst
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committed, they then decide how to
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• The offender must accept respon
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Diversion strategies and measures b
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and how offences are affecting your
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• Victim services and other justi
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undertake each action, and set real
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• Effects of victimization• Wor
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• Volunteers and any other person
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RECORDS MANAGEMENTThe goal of a rec
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of the provincial government. The p
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• Facilitate restorative justice
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Before a conferenceis convened(cont
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General criteriaCommunity Accountab
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• Whether and how it has changed
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AppendicesAppendix A - Categories o
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CATEGORIES OF OFFENCES* Please note
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1PROGRAM PLAN TEMPLATEYour program
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QUARTERLY DATA COLLECTION FORMName
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