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We believe that a restorative community is a better community. We facilitate proactive and responsive processes that enhance cooperation, encourage understanding, and strengthen relationships. EVRJP - building and restoring community one relationship at a time.
EVRJP is a joint venture created in 2002 between the Town of Estes Park Police Department and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The vision of this partnership was to invite the community to join with the Estes Park Police Department in providing restorative justice services to the Estes Valley. While initially formed to assist in dealing with juvenile crime, EVRJP has grown to offer proactive and responsive programs for youth and adults that bring the community together to resolve issues and build solutions. Each EVRJP process is based on the restorative principles of relationship, respect, responsibility, repair, reconciliation and reintegration. At the core is an approach to problem solving that is inclusive, fosters open dialogue, encourages accountability and provides an opportunity for parties to build meaningful resolutions. EVRJP processes reduce the number of repeat offenders, strengthen the community, increase safety and promote active citizenship through a variety of volunteer roles.
Conflict Resolution Series - October 2017
Article #1: Communicate, Communicate, Communicate - Part 1
Article #2: Communicate, Communicate, Communicate - Part 2
Article #3: Can You Hear Me Now?
Article #4: When Communication Hits a Roadblock
EVRJP offers numerous ways for individuals in the community to become involved - including one-time and ongoing opportunities, as well as leadership and support roles. Some volunteer opportunities require training while others do not. Learn more about Volunteer Opportunities with EVRJP.
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Estes Valley Restorative Justice Partnership
Estes Valley Restorative Justice Partnership and Estes Valley Library are embarking on a collaborative endeavor to elevate the quality of civil discourse in the Estes Valley. A 3-day workshop on January 15-17, 2020 will focus on building local capacity to engage with difficult issues more collaboratively and productively through the use of deliberative processes. Learn more about the training.
The 501c3 is a public charity and is able to accept donations. The 501c3 enables restorative justice services to be provided to citizens who live outside of the Town limits. It also assists in providing professional development opportunities, new program development, volunteer training and special events. To donate to the 501c3 click the PayPal "Donate" button below and follow the instructions. All contributions are tax deductible as allowed by law.
