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Resources focused on the application of Circle processes in restorative justice.

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Books
Peacemaking Circles, From Crime to Community, by Kay Pranis, Barry Stuart, and Mark Wedge (2003). St. Paul, MN: Living Justice Press.  To Order

The Little Book of Circle Processes: A New/Old Approach to Peacemaking, by Kay Pranis (2005). Intercourse, PA: Good Books, 2005. To Order
Articles and Handouts
The Impact of Restorative Justice Circles in South St. Paul, Minnesota, by Mark Umbreit, Robert Coates and Betty Vos (2001).

Crime Victim Report. Restorative Justice Circles: An Exploratory Study, by Mark Umbreit, Robert Coates and Betty Vos. Contemporary Justice Review. 6(3): 265-278

Talking Circles, by Mark Umbriet (2003) PDF

The Cirlce Process: The Path for Restorative Dialogue, by Jean Greenwood (2005) PDF
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