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This revived Indigenous practice changed the healing of communities and families | A Once and Future Peace

6 months ago

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This revived Indigenous practice changed the healing of communities and families | A Once and Future Peace

6 months ago
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A Yukon judge and a formerly incarcerated Indigenous man started a program that became a key element in American justice reform

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How a peacemaking circle program born in the Yukon became a key element in North American justice reform

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