
*Rescheduled for summer 2019*
ED311, SaulPaul Productions, & Life Anew Restorative Justice present
Be the Change:
A Restorative Practices Community Building Conference
A Restorative Practices Community Building Conference
A 3-day conference on how to build a restorative practices ecosystem in your community. An integrated training for educators, school administrators, faith leaders, community organizers, service providers, and law enforcement officers

What is a restorative practice ecosystem?
A restorative ecosystem is developed when the people living in the community; educators; law enforcement/judicial systems; and service providers interact with one another to create a culture of understanding, adaptation & collaboration.

Conference Takeaways
You will learn how to:
- Play your part
- Who to partner with
- How to develop those partnerships
Be the Change
*Rescheduled for summer 2019*

Award-winning Presenters
SaulPaul, 2017 Austinite of the Year and “Musician with a Message” in collaboration with Sherwynn Patton of Life Anew Restorative Justice, and Troy Gay, Chief of Staff of the Austin Police Department

Be the Change is for educators, school administrators, faith leaders, community organizers, service providers, and law enforcement officers

Tools for administrators, teachers, students, and families to build safer learning communities

Equipping the national body of law enforcement to be a part of building the Restorative Ecosystem nationwide through Life Anew’s evidence-based training

Activities for community-building and planning ecosystem implementation