The Cop and the Ex-Criminal: The Power of Restorative Justice | Dan Donlin & Tyler Auck | TEDxUMary

[@kingkong905]

Restorative justice is powerful. I confronted 1 of my victims face to face and listened to her story long ago. She talked about how deeply I affected her, how alone she felt, how she suffered from the bad things people did to her, from people blaming her for being a victim, and treating her like an outcast. She basically said "I needed you.. you were my role model but you hurt me.." we were crying like babies. I felt so guilty over what I did that I asked her for forgiveness.

[@Nadiipp]

Honour to you both - I heard the many virtues of acknowledgement you gave to each other and they all landed and clearly have grown into strong trees that give back to the world. This is a call to teaching virtues and values to parents and teachers, children and adolescents to create high trust envirnments and relationships of respect, care and peacefulness. I love the 5 strategies of the virtues project which daily inspire my interactions. Blessings and salutations!!

[@GirlofNicky]

Reconciliation-Redemption-->>Restoration of dignity & ability to function

[@c_farther5208]

Inspiring. Moving. Real.

[@thandokhanda2402]

beautiful.

[@jesisoria1195]

Andto ako hindi para matuto, kundi andto ako dahil kailngan kong magpasa ng activity -Jesi2021

[@myreljoyabuan3450]

same

[@ryanhughes2573]

There is nothing about restorative justice in this

[@fluffyunicorn1515]

Thank you I thought it was just me, I was like what?

[@therealsandraweise]

Yeah, I think it's more observing maturity and a full circle moment. It's possible to have a restorative moment between these two men versus system wide.

[@daddfadd4343]

First

[@08Coog]

6th

[@rory9659]

2nd