There are several opportunities for students, staff, faculty and community members to become involved in CU Restorative Justice. Volunteers can have an impact by:
People who are interested in the following volunteer opportunities should fill out the interest form at the bottom of this page or email curj@colorado.edu.
As a Community Representative, you will have the opportunity to attend conference circles and express your outlook as a community member. Community Representatives are very important in creating a judgement free, open minded environment to restore the student’s relationship with the community. If this is something you might like to do, you can sign up to do a 30 minute training. Once this is complete you’re ready to sign up for conferences and help make our community stronger.
As a Facilitator, you will create an open and safe space for the student and community representatives. This is done by being an unbiased leading figure in the conference circle. Additionally, you will be constructively keeping everyone on track to restore ties with the community and help repair any harm. If you are interested in taking on a leadership role in the CURJ conferences, you can attend a three-day facilitator training.
This internship of offered through the Sociology Department. The CURJ internship aims to give students a well-rounded knowledge base for what Restorative Justice is. You can choose to work on a project about Restorative Justice or learn about Restorative Justice through literature. As an intern, you also can be trained as a Community Representative or Facilitator and attend weekly conferences – these trainings also count toward your internship hours. For more information contact your major department’s internship coordinator. PACS certificate students should review the PACS 4900 course information.
