Resources – Lorenn Walker

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English Materials

Juvenile Justice Project ’75 Research

RCT showed no formal intervention for first time juvenile burglary defendants resulted in slightly less adult arrest rates: Kawa‘a, P. (1985). Project ’75 Nine Year Follow-Up, Youth Development and Research Center, School of Social Work, University of Hawai’i.

RCT showed no formal intervention for first-time juvenile burglary defendants showed slightly less juvenile arrest rates after 3 years: Hintzen, R., Inouye, K. & Iramina, B. (1979). A Three Year Follow-Up Study of Project ’75. Research Report. Manoa, HI: University of Hawai’i, School of Social Work, Social Welfare Development and Research Center.

Solution-Focused Resources

Albert Eglash unpublished papers, 1958 Federal Probation & Laura Mirsky 2003 article about meeting Eglash and a note to her from Eglash that accompanied the unpublished papers he sent her in 2003.

Revised Suggestions for Implementing Restorative Justice & Solution-Focused Peace Circles in Elementary School Classrooms (PDF)

What is Restorative Justice? (PDF)

SOLUTION FOCUSED CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION CIRCLES by Fredrike Bannink & Lorenn Walker Revised 2018
(PDF)

PEACEMAKING CIRCLES by Polly Hyslop 2015
(PDF)

Guidelines for writing restorative and solution-focused gratitude and apology letters describing how you’ve changed to loved ones (pdf) The letter is based on the work of Ben Furman, MD. Martin Seligman, Ph.D. and Lorenn. An apology letter form is also available free from www.apologyletter.org

Solution-Focused Circles for Organizational Conflicts (PDF)

Insoo Kim Berg’s 2003 emailed advice on working with an adolescent
involved with drugs or “dealing with any other problem”
(PDF)