We talk a lot about giving victims a voice, but a voice that isn’t believed is just noise with better lighting. Here’s why the distinction matters more than we admit.
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Nothing About Us Without Us: What Justice Reform Keeps Getting Backwards
Too many reform efforts are drafted far from the people they claim to help. I want to talk about why that habit keeps failing us, and what it looks like to actually change it.
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The Space Between Harm and Apology: What Restorative Justice Asks Us to Wait For
Before any restorative conversation can mean something, there is a quiet, uncomfortable waiting period that most justice conversations skip right past. This is a note about why that pause matters more than we admit.
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