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Julie Shackford-Bradley is a lecturer at UC Berkeley Law and co-founder of the Restorative Justice Center at the University of California, Berkeley. With over 15 years of experience in teaching Global Studies and Peace and Conflict Studies, her research primarily focuses on traditional community-based justice in Kenya and Uganda, examining the intersections of restorative justice, human rights, and social change around the world. She currently teaches a course on Restorative Justice that links students to community partnerships with Bay Area restorative justice organizations. Additionally, she is designing a new course on Truth and Reconciliation, inviting students to research historical harms within the Berkeley campus and Bay Area. Her work with the Restorative Justice Center involves designing and facilitating services, programs, and training in restorative practices related to racial healing and conflict transformation. She collaborates with partners to construct policies that offer restorative responses to workplace harms, conduct violations, and instances of sexual harm.
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