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Resources

UJI’s Resource Library is designed to empower practitioners, families, and victims with access to reliable support networks and education. We connect visitors with local and statewide organizations that share our commitment to restoration, equity, and compassion.

Restorative Justice Networks

  • Colorado Coalition for Restorative Justice Practices (CCRJP): A statewide alliance advancing training, policy, and program quality. ccrjp.org

  • Restorative Justice Colorado: Promoting the history, principles, and community programs that define RJ across the state. rjcolorado.org

  • National Association of Community and Restorative Justice (NACRJ): A national network for practitioners, research, and innovation. nacrj.org

Victim and Survivor Services

  • Office for Victims Programs (Colorado Department of Public Safety): Victim assistance, compensation, and crisis support. dcj.colorado.gov/ovp

  • TESSA of Colorado Springs: Local nonprofit supporting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. tessacs.org

  • Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance (COVA): Statewide coordination of victim rights and advocacy services. coloradocrimevictims.org

Community Impact

Justice that heals is measurable.

 

Youths in restorative diversion programs have a ~44 % lower re-offending rate, victims report ~85 % satisfaction, and each successful case saves an estimated $2,000–$5,000 in public cost.

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Source: national studies and program-specific data; local Colorado Springs figures currently under evaluation.

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