The Stoneleigh Foundation hosted a webinar about youth-led restorative and transformative justice in practice.
The event featured a presentation on how Collective Climb is leveraging restorative and transformative justice to help young people express their leadership, take accountability for their actions, experience healing, and build a thriving community. In addition, several young people who have become trained restorative practitioners shared inspiring reflections on their own growth and development through Collective Climb.
Collective Climb is a Black Feminist organization empowering BIPOC youth across Philadelphia. To meet this mission, Collective Climb hosts several programs, including: the Restorative Justice Diversion Program, Restorative Community Project, Youth Advisory Board, and Collective Kickbacks.
SPEAKERS
Mckayla Warwick
Co-Founder & Executive Director
Collective Climb
Kwaku Owusu
Co-Founder & Finance Director
Collective Climb
Noor Toraif, PhD
Assistant Professor of Macro Practice
Boston University School of Social Work
Damon Irvin
Youth Restorative Practitioner
Collective Climb
Rumi Sheikh
Youth Restorative Practitioner
Collective Climb
Gaia Smith
Youth Restorative Practitioner
Collective Climb
