Fraser Region
Community Justice Initiatives
Association
Celebrating 20 years of excellence in Restorative Justice • 1985-2005
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Crime and conflict result in harm done to people. Restorative justice seeks to heal and put right the wrongs, focusing on the needs of those who have been harmed and those responsible for the harm. It encourages accountability, healing and closure for all.
About CJICJI is a non-profit society based in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. The agency has more than 20 years of experience providing conflict resolution services within a Restorative Justice framework in such settings as the criminal justice system, workplace, community, institutions, organizations, churches, schools and businesses, and for private individuals. First organized through the efforts of Langley Mennonite Fellowship, CJI has grown into a multi-faceted organization that operates a number of programs and offers extensive training services. Our Mission: "To foster peacemaking and the resolution of conflict in the community through the development and application of Restorative Justice values, principles and processes." Our Vision: "We aspire to the achievement of a society where the natural response to conflict and harm is more restorative than punitive, more relational than isolating, and more healing than productive of further harm." Our Values: "In all of our relationships, our actions will be guided by an ethic of care characterized by safety and respect." Membership: Membership in the society costs ten dollars (CAD) per year and new members are always welcome. Members receive discounts on training opportunities and updates about CJI's various events and activities. Download a copy of our Membership Application Form and mail it to us with your cheque or money order. Memberships are valid for one year. Annual
Reports: CJI's annual reports from recent years are available for
download:
How to contact usTelephone:
(604) 534-5515
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