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Nicholas Bradford is the founder of the National Center for Restorative Justice, an organization dedicated to helping schools across the United States navigate and resolve conflict. With hubs in Seattle, Portland, and Kansas City, Nicholas leads trainings for administrators, educators, and school districts, focusing on fostering healthier relationships among students, staff, and adults. The Center recently expanded its reach with a new training in Chicago, continuing Nicholas’s mission to build more restorative learning environments nationwide.
Show Highlights
- Foundational Definition of Restorative Justice
- Proactive vs. Reactive Practices
- Scenario-Based Application
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National Center on Restorative Justice
✨ New leadership experience starting this fall! ✨
Join me for Bringing Belonging to the Table,  a 5-session virtual journey based on my new book What Are You Bringing to the Potluck?
âś… Monthly Zoom calls
âś… Signed book
âś… Practical tools + templates
âś… Early bird pricing ends June 30!
Let’s build stronger, more connected school communities—together.
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Free Course
Enroll in this free course to learn about your biases and how to address them.
This course includes:
- 11 video lessons
- 5 downloadable resources
- 1.0 Hour Professional Development Certificate
An Affinity Space for Student Voices
Are you ready to transform the culture inside your district or school for the better? Enroll in the Advocacy Room today!
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