17 prisoners incarcerated for varied violent crimes on the California State Jail, Sacramento (New Folsom) graduate Friday from a year-long restorative justice program, the Heart For African Peace and Battle Decision (CAPCR), at Sacramento State, Alex Muegge reports for ABC 10. The CAPCR program includes key restorative justice ideas, together with trauma, communication, accountability, apologies, regret, forgiveness of themselves and others and justice for his or her sufferer. There are additionally workouts to handle triggers and goals to show prisoners the best way to handle stress throughout incarceration. The ultimate week of the course facilities on apology letters to their household or the particular person or individuals they harmed, in response to the CAPCR. The CAPCR was established in 1996 at Sacramento State to supply battle decision and reconciliation providers for quite a lot of organizations by means of coaching, training, analysis and intervention.
Source / Picture: thecrimereport.org
