In alignment with Loyola Marymount University’s mission of education of the whole person, LMU Restore aims to help students grow in their development of skills for managing conflict when it naturally occurs through providing education and resolution options. LMU Restore also fosters relationship-building and harm prevention efforts for the campus community focused on transformative, equity-based policy, practice and systems change.
The CSJ Center serves faculty, staff, students and alumni by offering a forum for dialogue, a place of education, and a resource for reflective action. The center aims to be an interdisciplinary and interfaith space that supports the University community's work for reconciliation and justice in Los Angeles and beyond.
The LMU TRHT Alliance provides a hub for campus and community partners to transform the culture and climate of institutions by catalyzing equitable, reciprocal, and authentic relationships through Ignatian reflection, intergroup dialogue, and Rx. Racial Healing circles, which we call Story Circles.
The Loyola Marymount University Center for Urban Resilience Restorative Justice Project (LMU CURes RJ Project) is a trusted partner for RJ practitioners and advocates throughout Southern California.
The vision of the LMU CURes RJ Project is to impact systemic education reform and transform social structures towards a more just society. Aligning with LMU’s mission and commitment to anti-racism, Restorative Justice Practices are based on principles that emphasize how positive relationships are central to building community and involve processes that restore communities when harm occurs. The RJ Project offers culturally grounded ways to address conflict through restorative practice trainings, Restorative Conferencing facilitation services, and opportunities to collaborate.
