- 19:13Restorative Justice, Intercultural Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding Session #03
- 30:19Interview - Brittany EmbryRestorative Justice, Intercultural Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding Session #03 Britanny Interview
- 37:58Interview - Kendell OrtizRestorative Justice, Intercultural Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding Session #03 Kendell Ortiz
- 52:13Interview - Kate Bono & Giacomo BooRestorative Justice, Intercultural Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding Session #04 - Kate Bono & Giacomo Bono Interview
- 16:10Restorative Justice, Intercultural Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding Session #04Restorative Justice, Intercultural Conflict Resolution, and Peacebuilding Session #04
- 42:14Interview - Kenneth Campa & Emily GrijalvaNCR541: Restorative Justice & Peacebuilding Session #06 Fall 2018 - Kenneth Campa & Emily Grijalva
- 33:14NCRP 391 Restorative Justice Week -Restorative arts and healing within conflict resolution encourages those who have harmed another to repair their harm. Victims, including affected community, receive opportunity to encounter offender, ask questions and share how they have been harmed.
- 59:55Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series Featuring Karen Bass, Mayor of Los Angeles, CSUDH AlumnaThe Importance of Civic Engagement and Leadership featuring the Honorable Karen Bass, Mayor City of Los Angeles, CSUDH Alumna, BS '90President Thomas A. Parham established the Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series to showcase CSUDH as the place where important and consequential issues of the day become the topics of critical discourse. The series welcomes prominent scholars, artists, and leaders each year to share their thoughts and experiences with the Toro community. Speakers are chosen for their eloquence and the impact of their actions, both within their respective industries and throughout the nation and world. The series is open to CSUDH students, faculty, staff, and the general public.YouTube.com/@csuDHTV [Please Subscribe]
- 1:32:53Conversations that Matter - November 9, 2023California State University, Dominguez Hills strives to become the model urban university. Part of that charge requires acknowledging when change is necessary, actively listening to our campus community, and maintaining flexibility to evolve our processes and the ways that we engage with one another.
- 35:04NCRP 391: Restorative Justice - Syllabus
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