What We Offer
The Office of Restorative Justice Practices offers a wide application of services that are proactive approaches to building and strengthening trust and a responsive approach that focuses on responding to relational harm by centering the individual and community needs.
Consultation - a meeting to discuss RJP services, guidance on restorative response, and implementation support
Community Circles – a proactive approach to strengthen group cohesion and trust among community members
Restorative Approaches – restorative approaches are a space for individuals and/or the community to gather as a response to experiences of relational harm.
Presentation – an introduction to restorative justice practices
Workshop – an experiential learning and skillset building on a restorative mindset
Understanding Our Role as a Non-Confidential Resource
As part of our healing-centered approach, the RJP team is committed to ensuring that people we engage with can make informed decisions about the information they choose to share with us.
The Office of Restorative Justice Practices is a non-confidential resource. While we are non-confidential, we handle information with sensitivity and discretion. As a non-confidential resource, we are considered "Responsible Employees" under UC systemwide policies. This means that if, during our services, we become aware that any individual affiliated with the University may have experienced prohibited conduct, as defined by policy, we must promptly notify OPHD and our service pauses.
We are sharing this information in the spirit of transparency and trust. Please make an informed decision about the information you choose to share with us, as this will help us best support you.
UCSF offers a number of resources, some of which are confidential. Please see the appropriate resource page based on your affiliation and specific needs.