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Quotes from our community. Building a Culture of Peace and Belonging...

I liked hearing two speakers, from different perspectives, to see real people telling their painful stories really hit home. Also, everyone's non judgmental attitudes felt safe. Victim Impact Panel Participant

I really appreciate how no one is judging here and how both offenders and victims speak. It is very different from other panels. I actually felt kindness in the room. Victim Impact Panel Participant

The story from the mother, it made me think of how my own mother would react. I'm 25 and I just noticed when I got here that my mom must have put a bag of carrots in my purse. She still thinks of me as her little girl and losing me would crush her. I didn’t think about that till now. Victim Impact Panel Participant

i come in here not thinking i would be affected like i was. i'm in complete awe, and have a lot to think about! Victim Impact Panel Participant

I am glad they have this class. It helped me realize what can happen if I were to make bad decisions when drinking. The community members were very nice and had a lot of touching stories. Underage Consumption Panel Participant

Thank you again for teaching this class you give kids like me a chance to show the community and family that I am better than what I was. I want you to know I am not drinking till I am 21 and I am going to count my drinks. Thanks a lot, I will never forget you. You are a super hero of your own kind. Thanks again. Underage Consumption Panel Participant

It was an eye opening experience that changed everyone’s views victim, offenders, and community members. Underage Consumption Panel Community Volunteer

Working with SCVRJP gives me a chance to impact a group of young people from the community. And, a chance to feel good about myself in the process. Underage Consumption Panel Community Volunteer

It makes you feel whole and helps you to heal scars. Underage Consumption Panel Volunteer Community Member

I really like the idea of having a Circle because it helped everyone connect to the mom who was speaking about her daughter’s death. Safe Teen Driving Circle Participant

It had a large affect on me, it was real and a very serious story. It makes you think trice about every choice you make. Safe Teen Driving Circle Participant

i liked getting a parents perspective on this tragic event. it shows not only what it does to your self but every one in your life. Safe Teen Driving Circle Participant

having my classmates show their true feelings. it was amazing to see my peers open up. I cant believe what an impact this speaker had! one of the most positive experiences I’ve ever had. Safe Teen Driving Circle Participant

i thought it was so amazing that Mrs. Remer can share her experience with us. i really think she will change a lot of people's minds about drinking and driving, not wearing seatbelts, talking on a cell phone while driving, and just being attentive. i think it is really cool this will change peoples lifes. Safe Teen Driving Circle Participant

i respect you so much for having the courage to retell this tragity in your life. your story greatly impacted me and i will surly think about it often. it definately will impact my driving decisions. Safe Teen Driving Circle Participant

persons unfamiliar with each other enter into profound sharing, caring and honesty Victim Empathy Seminar Volunteer Community Member

the program required a solution and provided a respectful environment for discussion. Victim Empathy Seminar Victim

“the event as a whole was fantastic. i like the feeling of trust and understanding in the circle.” Victim Empathy Seminar Volunteer Community Member

The mix of community members and offenders was most beneficial. I particularly appreciated hearing the offenders "story" and the sincerity of their letters Victim Empathy Seminar Volunteer Community Member

Seeing the transformation of Cayla. At the beginning she was so angry but towards the end she started laughing and opening up. Community Conference Community Volunteer

Great experience, amazing to see the difference in people's attitudes from beginning to end. Community Conference Volunteer Community Member

It was interesting to learn more about how involved the police department and municipal judge are in restorative justice. Community Conference Volunteer Community Member

I learned more than expected, a real eye-opener!! Training Session Participant

thank you for an excellent experience! you and your volunteers are wonderful. i really got so much more out of this than i expected, and my expectations were high! Training Session Participant

SCVRJP Restorative Justice Center 215 N 2 nd Street, Suite 108 River Falls, WI (715) Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a volunteer.