“We hope you’ll join us!” said Restorative Justice Project Maine, in a news release.

Informational sessions are open to anyone interested in learning more about the many ways to volunteer with the Restorative Justice Project - Maine.

“Whether you’d consider joining a local steering team to guide the growth of restorative practices; facilitating, mentoring or serving as a surrogate or community member in the Harm Repair Program; working on advocacy and policy projects or participating in an Open Table process to welcome someone returning to community post-incarceration… there’s a place for you! You are needed!” said the release.

These commitment-free sessions will take place via Zoom; participants will learn more about RJP’s interactive and accessible training sequence. (Check it out at www.rjpmidcoast.org)

Info sessions are scheduled for the following dates/ times - choose the one that works best for you. Please note: registration is required so that RJP can get you the Zoom link.

● August 30 from 4:30-5:30 PM
● August 31 from 8-9:00 AM
● August 31 from 5-6:00 PM
● September 7 from 10-11AM

To register for an info session, contact the Community Justice Hub Manager nearest you or call the main office at (207) 338-2742 or speak with the Hubs Director, Margaret, at (207) 306-9429.

Waldo County: Hanlon@rjpmidcoast.org
Knox County: Erica@rjpmidcoast.org
Lincoln County: Drew@rjpmidcoast.org
Sagadahoc County: Tom@rjpmidcoast.org

RJP Maine is a nonprofit organization that promotes fundamental change in communities, schools and institutions and the ways we practice justice. Founded in 2005, our responses to crime and wrongdoing seek renewal and safety for the community, support and healing for those harmed, and accountability and reintegration of the people who have caused harm. Our Mission is: to promote a justice that is community-based, repairs harm, and creates safety and wellbeing for all.