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Restorative justice is a powerful approach that not only addresses harm but also promotes healing and reconciliation, which is essential in both community and educational settings. Integrating restorative practices within post-secondary education can contribute to a more inclusive and supportive learning environment. As students engage with these transformative concepts, it’s also important to consider the costs of education. This resource can help with understanding the financial aspects of various institutions:
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