Restorative Justice: Anonymous Survey Included!

The way school staff disciplines you can significantly affect your future. The New Jersey State Bar Foundation wants youth and young adult (13-26 years old) voices to share their experiences with school discipline in New Jersey by filling out this anonymous survey.

Share your ideas and thoughts about a restorative justice discipline. And your opinions on what you need from the adults in your school.

Click here to watch a video example of restorative justice in schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh8cc_i1gNc.

Comments

CorrectionUnlocking Your Voice Featuring Youth Engagement Now (YEN)

Public speaking can seem challenging, but it's an attainable skill for everyone. Whether it's delivering a speech at a wedding, presenting at work, or addressing classmates, confident communication is crucial. By learning to manage nerves and connect with the audience, it's possible to become more comfortable and deliver messages effectively.

Healthy Habits Featuring Know Your Rights Webinar

Many people focus on breaking bad habits, but building lasting, healthy habits requires a thoughtful approach. This involves understanding behavior change, maintaining motivation, and practicing patience. There are numerous strategies to help ensure that healthy habits become a lasting part of daily life.

Media Bias - Separating Truth From Myth Featuring Boredom: A Guide for Parents and Educators

Media bias is when journalists and news producers show favoritism or prejudice in their reporting. This can harm viewers by spreading misinformation, such as leaving out important facts or shaping the readers' perspectives in a biased way.

The SPAN Youth Hub

Search This Blog