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Paul Langston-Daley

“Checking in” at Board Meetings – Why Bother?

Posted on: 10.26.19 | by Paul Langston-Daley

Many organizations use a check-in round before beginning a meeting. Some make this a practice to help people “get grounded”, to leave behind whatever might be tailing them into the room. Others do it because someone once said they should, or because they’ve always done it that way. Why bother? How does a check-in roundRead More

Restorative Questions for Restorative Practices

Posted on: 01.23.19 | by Paul Langston-Daley

Restorative Practices are practices in which one places relationships and repairing harm, above punitive and punishing notions. These practices allow us to engage with one another when there is conflict, to hold each other accountable and to give the person who is harmed an opportunity to share how they were impacted. Restorative practices are aboutRead More

Core Assumptions About Restorative Practices

Posted on: 12.22.18 | by Paul Langston-Daley

Restorative Practices and Restorative Justice seeks a balance between local community norms and larger social norms. We all agree it’s not okay to kill someone or to steal from people. However, some local communities stressed by long term economic instability, poverty and gangs begin to create a different standard of social norms that become aRead More

Truth and Reconciliation:
The Power of Restoring Relationships

Posted on: 11.25.18 | by Paul Langston-Daley

In 1989 the African National Congress transitioned to power in South Africa and in 19996, they created the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The Commission was the first ever of its kind – at least on a large national scale. It was, in my opinion, an evolutionary and a revolutionary move. One that shifted away fromRead More

Restorative Justice: A Relational Alternative

Posted on: 10.19.18 | by Paul Langston-Daley

Historically, when a member of the tribe or group committed a terrible crime, they were banished. But crimes that were not so terrible, required a different sort of response because all members of the community were important for the harvest, or the hunt, banishing someone caused hardship for everyone, not just the person banished.

What are Restorative Practices?

Posted on: 09.14.18 | by Paul Langston-Daley

What is Restorative Justice from an Organizational Standpoint?

Posted on: 09.02.18 | by Paul Langston-Daley

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