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| Restorative Practices & The Title IX Process
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| With Amy Miele (Assoc. Dean of Students, Rutgers), Julie Shackford-Bradley (Founder, UC Berkeley), Perdita Das-Humphrey (Asst Dean, Hans Bethe House at Cornell). |
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May 26 (Fri) , 2023 @ 01:00 PM
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FREE |
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In this panel, we will explore the role that restorative justice practices (RJP) can play both in & outside the higher education Title IX process to address harm in the aftermath of sexual violence. Dr. Amy Miele & Dr. Julie Shackford-Bradley will share their experiences with restorative justice & Title IX; what they have learned regarding the impact on survivors/victims; & the ways that accused & responsible parties can take accountability, make amends, & rebuild trust within their community.
Join Perdita Das-Humphrey, the Assistant Dean at Cornell University's Hans Bethe House, for the third event of a five-part series. This conversation is part of a larger series that delves into the practical & theoretical frameworks of RJP within college & university settings.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Explore successes & challenges to integrating alternate dispute resolution (ADR) & RJP into Title IX processes
Discuss survivor/victim/harmed party needs & support throughout & beyond restorative justice processes
Discuss best practices for navigating federal & institutional policies surrounding Title IX & ADR
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