IIRP Graduate School - Institute for Restorative Practices

Overview

The IIRP Graduate School is dedicated to restorative practices, focusing on strengthening relationships and social connections within communities.
Provides tools to effect change in schools, organizations, and communities through intimate learning communities of faculty and students.

Restorative Practices Explained: Field within social sciences; aims to strengthen relationships and community connections.
Resources Available:
- Restorative Practices in K-12 Schools
- Research and Evaluations
- Implementation Guides
- Evidence-Based Strategy Integration
- Case Studies
- Community Health
Publications and Media:
- Restorative Works Magazine
- Presidential Paper Series
- Restorative Works! Podcast

Graduate Programs:
- Master of Science
- Education & Community Engagement Specializations
- Graduate Certificates in Restorative Practices, Relational Facilitation for Healing Trauma, Change Implementation.
Course Offerings: Detailed listings of courses and schedules.
Registration & Admission:
- Program application processes
- Frequently asked questions
- Academic Catalog & Student Handbook: Includes policies, tuition, and financial aid details.
Transparent Tuition: Detailed cost breakdown including payment plans and scholarships.

Professional Development:
- Offerings for educators, workplace conflict navigation, justice conferencing, listening circles, and more.
- Specialized training for school staff, administrators, and advanced practitioners.
Events and Training:
- Restorative Practices Training of Trainers
- Conferences & Symposia
- Free webinars available
- Bring events to different teams and organizations.

Institutional Information:
- Message from the President, faculty, instructors, leadership, trustees, and alumni.
- Support and employment opportunities at IIRP.
- Accreditation, research agenda, and land acknowledgment.
Contact Information: Address and contact details for inquiries.