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Innovation Workshop #3

Dr. Howard Zehr & John Braithwaite Zoom Video & Transcript
Dr Howard Zehr

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dr-howard-zehr-tuesday-december-15-2020-100-pm-new-york-time-tickets-131174561645

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Posted in Innovative Speaker Series, News on December 4, 2020 by lorennwalker.
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Professor Hirofuni Kato talks about Japan’s indigenous Ainu people. Watch the video interview

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Mahalo to Madison Sweaney for this Oahu Reentry Guide

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With the help of Root & Rebound, Hawai`i Friends put together a Hawai`i Reentry Guide with helpful information for those getting out of prison.

How To Use Our Reentry Guide

https://youtu.be/czT64iiRui8

Innovation Workshop #5

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Innovation Workshop #4

Dr Phillip Zambardo
Howard Zehr

Dr. Howard Zehr & John Braithwaite Zoom Meeting Transcript

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A hand book on how to develop and provide a reentry and transition planning process for individuals.

Paperback – August 20, 2011

by Lorenn Walker and Rebecca Greening

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