UR Restorative Justice Club

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The University of Regina's Restorative Justice Club (URRJC) is dedicated to providing programs, services, and support for Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, organizations, and schools in the Treaty 4 area. The URRJC aims to promote the principles and values of Restorative Justice through processes, including dialogue, campaigns, circles, conferences, education, outreach, and research with

academics, community members, practitioners, post-secondary volunteers, and skilled facilitators. Through valued collaborations, the URRJC embraces an approach to justice that encourages meaningful community engagement on the causes, circumstances, and impact of crimes and provides an opportunity for healing, reparation and reintegration through addressing stakeholders' related needs by creatively and innovatively applying Restorative Justice principles and values. URRJC intends to educate the youth and strengthen our community by promoting awareness of the needs of people affected by crimes and fostering innovation and participation in the field of Restorative Justice.

Volunteer with UR Restorative Justice Club and THIS FRIDAY! Message us to sign up or for more information .restorativej...
01/20/2026

Volunteer with UR Restorative Justice Club and THIS FRIDAY! Message us to sign up or for more information .restorativejusticeclub
Please check the forecast and dress accordingly.

Scroll to see a few snapshots of past patrols!

We are excited to announce that we will be collaborating with the UR Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Team Novemb...
10/27/2025

We are excited to announce that we will be collaborating with the UR Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Team November 7th to bring you a basic SISU training session!

SISU training provides you with the understanding of what gender-based violence and bystander intervention is. After this training you will be able to recognize gender-based violence and have the tools to safely step in when confronted with it. All participants will receive a certificate at the end!

If you are interested in taking this training please fill out the Google form attached to the email we’ve sent out or DM us!

We are excited to invite you to our first volunteer opportunity of the semester at White Pony Lodge on Friday, October 1...
10/12/2025

We are excited to invite you to our first volunteer opportunity of the semester at White Pony Lodge on Friday, October 17th!

We will be meeting at 5:45pm @ 3137 Dewdney Ave and patrol will begin at 6:00pm. Please remember to dress for the weather, and ensure you are wearing closed-toe footwear that is comfortable for walking in.

A form will be attached in the email being sent out to all club members about this volunteer opportunity which you can print and fill out to bring with you. If you didn’t receive the email or are unable to do this, do not worry! They will be available beforehand at the location as well.

We hope to see you there!

*🚨 Exciting Announcement! 🚨*The *UR Restorative Justice Club*, in collaboration with the *Department of Justice Studies ...
10/01/2025

*🚨 Exciting Announcement! 🚨*

The *UR Restorative Justice Club*, in collaboration with the *Department of Justice Studies at the University of Regina*, is proud to launch the *Student Journal of Restorative Justice! ✨*

Our Deadline has extended until November 16th at Midnight! Mark your calendars!!

*📖 Submission Details:*

1. Manuscript length: *3,000–5,000 words*
2. Theme: Any topic related to Restorative Justice
3. Deadline: *November 16, 11:55 PM CST*
4. Referencing: *APA 7th* edition (in-text & reference list)
5. Submit in *MS Word + PDF* to: [email protected]

We welcome contributions from students passionate about advancing dialogue and scholarship in restorative justice. 🌍

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/27/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today we have our Social Media and Marketing Team, Elizabeth and Tiffany!
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My name is Elizabeth Ratzlaff and I am in charge of social media and campus promotion. I’m a 2nd year social work student and joined the club last year after learning about everything they do for the community. I am very excited to continue to help where I can and meet new people.
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My name is Tiffany Rostie, and I’m a fourth-year Human Justice major at the UofR. I manage the club’s social media and first got involved last year after taking a restorative justice class that sparked my interest. Being part of this club has given me the chance to get more involved in the community, expand my understanding of justice, and connect with some amazing people. I’m really excited about everything we are planning for this school year!

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/27/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today we have our External Events Coordinators Rabia and Vidhi!
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My name is Elizabeth Ratzlaff and I am in charge of social media and campus promotion. I’m a 2nd year social work student and joined the club last year after learning about everything they do for the community. I am very excited to continue to help where I can and meet new people.
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My name is Tiffany Rostie, and I’m a fourth-year Human Justice major at the UofR. I manage the club’s social media and first got involved last year after taking a restorative justice class that sparked my interest. Being part of this club has given me the chance to get more involved in the community, expand my understanding of justice, and connect with some amazing people. I’m really excited about everything we are planning for this school year!

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/26/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today we have our External Events Coordinators Rabia and Vidhi!
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“Hi everyone, my name is Rabia Panhwar and I’m the external event coordinator alongside Vidhi Trevidi. I’m in my last year of my psych undergraduate and I look forward to all the exciting things our club has in plan for this year!”
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My name is Vidhi Trivedi, and I am excited to be serving as the External Events Coordinator for the UR Restorative Justice Club for 2025–2026! In my role, I help plan and organize external events such as workshops, guest lectures, film screenings, and community dialogues. I also invite guest speakers and reach out to other student clubs and community organizations for collaborations. I look forward to building strong connections with the community and creating meaningful opportunities for engagement through our events. Please stay tuned for all the exciting things we have lined up this year!

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/25/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today we have our club secretary Zainab!
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My name is Zainab Ibrahim and I will be taking on the role of secretary of the UR restorative justice club. As the secretary of the club I am responsible for handling all communications, sharing meeting minutes and assisting with the coordination of events to promote restorative justice on and off campus.

I am currently in my fourth year pursuing a degree in human justice with a minor in political science. I came across restorative justice while taking a justice class in my 2nd year and my interst in it grew ever since. I am particularly drawn to restorative justice because it is a victim centred approach to justice which resonates with me as it prioritzes the needs of the victims. It pushes for the restoration of relationships and well being of those impacted by crisis while actively holding those responsible for the crisis accountable for their actions. For me it seems like a more thorough approach to justice because it seeks out the root cause of issues to eliminate it permanently rather than just focusing on surface level and short term solutions.

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/24/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today we have our Internal Events Coordinators Destinee and Dennise!
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My name is Destinee McGrath and I am excited to be entering my second year with the club! I am in my second year of studies at the University as I am perusing a degree in Police Studies.

This year I am taking on the role of internal events coordinator. I will be helping organize, plan and set up events that take place on campus.

I joined the club last year because I have a strong passion for justice. I can’t wait to see what opportunities the year brings!
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Hi! My name is Dennise, and I am a fourth year Human Justice Student. I am the Internal Events Coordinator for the club which means that I am responsible for organizing events and activities on campus.

My favourite part of being in the UR Restorative Justice Club is volunteering in the community and building meaningful connections with community members and organizations. I’m so grateful to be part of such a meaningful club, and excited to see what we can accomplish this year!

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/23/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today we have our Vice President Aimee!
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Hi, my name is Aimee. I’m a 4th year Anthropology student and the new vice president of the Restorative Justice club. I joined this club to be surrounded by likeminded people who strive to help make a difference in our communities, it is a fantastic place to meet new people and make connections with people inside and outside the university.

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they...
09/22/2025

Meet the URRJC executive team🤩! Each day we’ll be introducing our amazing executive members and the important roles they play within our club. Today is our lovey club Co-Presidents Nimra and Carter!
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Hello everyone!

My name is Nimra Burki and I am excited to be continuing my role as President of the UR Restorative Justice Club for 2025-2026!

I am a fourth year Justice Studies student pursuing a certificate in Law in Society as a Pre-Law student!

Some of my responsibilities include, but are not limited to, communications, overseeing club activities, coordinating events, and supporting club membership.

Once again, I will commit myself to bringing opportunities for community engagement and restorative justice advocacy to University of Regina students!

Please look forward to all the amazing events we have lined up for this year!
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Hello, my name is Carter Jessop and I am the new UR Restorative Justice Club Co-President!

My role is to coordinate and organize club events, communications, and to oversee all club members. I will continue to drive this amazing club to new heights. I will continue to demonstrate how restorative justice can be applied to everyday life and seek to do so through consistent volunteering and networking events, as well as through foster strong, meaningful connections with our community, organizations, and other school clubs.

I have my Bachelor’s in Business administration and am pursuing a diploma in justice studies. I have a strong passion for restorative justice and have been a part of this club for over two years. I first learned about restorative justice through JS 319 with Dr. Asadullah and had become very interested in the topic. I was always told I have a very idealistic view when it came to justice and for a time it changed my perspective. However, restorative justice as an alternative embodies the idealistic views that I have and that is why I have chosen to pursue this position

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