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Danielle Sered

Common Justice

Danielle Sered appears in the following:

'Restorative justice' at work in a middle school in San Antonio.

An Alternative to Our Broken Prison System

Friday, January 03, 2020

Restorative justice, combining meaningful resolution and rehabilitation.

Restoring Justice Online

Friday, August 02, 2019

How theories of criminal justice reform can help us detox the internet.

'Restorative justice' at work in a middle school in San Antonio.

Repairing Justice: An Alternative to Prison

Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Part two of a series. If we don’t want to keep locking people in jail for every infraction, what do we do to address injustice when it appears?

Restorative Justice for Violent Crime

Thursday, March 14, 2019

Does the restorative justice process offer a better solution to violent crime than mass incarceration?

Fighting for 'Common Justice,' For Crime Victims and Their Perpetrators

Wednesday, August 09, 2017

A new program aims to find alternatives to incarceration by having victims of violence talk face-to-face with their assailants.