R E F L E C T I O N S

Space to critically reflect on what is seen and learned is essential to having informed and mindful discussions about topics that are personal and are focused on remedying harm. We must remember that restorative justice, at its core, is about addressing wrongs through the lens of lived experience, and as such, allowing for others to speak their truth forms the basis of challenging existing forms of oppression, domination and hierarchy to work towards justice and freedom.

At the end of the exhibition, there was a space for attendees to answer questions we asked based on the meaning of the pieces and the topic of the course.

How might you answer these questions? Are there any responses that you agree or disagree with?