A Restorative Justice Facilitator works to resolve conflicts and repair harm by bringing together victims, offenders, and community members to discuss the impact of a crime and agree on steps to make amends. This role emphasizes healing rather than punishment.
Key Responsibilities
Organize and conduct restorative justice meetings
Facilitate communication between affected parties
Ensure all voices are heard and respected during discussions
Develop agreements for restitution and reconciliation
Document outcomes and follow-up on agreed actions
Top Skills for Success
Active Listening
Conflict Resolution
Empathy
Mediation
Cultural Sensitivity
Career Progression
Can Lead To
Restorative Justice Coordinator
Community Program Manager
Transition Opportunities
Conflict Resolution Specialist
Therapist
Common Skill Gaps
Often Missing Skills
Advanced Mediation TechniquesGrant Writing
Development SuggestionsSeek out mediation certification programs and workshops on advanced restorative practices. Consider courses in non-profit management to enhance administrative capabilities.
Salary & Demand
Median Salary Range
Entry Level$35,000 - $45,000
Mid Level$45,000 - $60,000
Senior Level$60,000 - $80,000
Growth Trend
The demand for restorative justice facilitators is growing as more communities and institutions adopt restorative practices to address conflicts and reduce recidivism.
Companies Hiring
Major Employers
Non-Profit OrganizationsCommunity Centers
Industry Sectors
Social ServicesEducation
Recommended Next Steps
1
Pursue certification in mediation or conflict resolution
2
Volunteer with non-profit organizations to gain practical experience
3
Attend workshops and seminars on restorative justice practices
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