Mural Arts Restorative Justice

Join for an after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewing to connect and build community with those engaged in work of Restorative JusticeJoin us every month for a unique, after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewing in Philadelphia, PA, where community, conversation, and change come together. This event is dedicated to exploring restorative justice practices and supporting individuals navigating the re-entry process as well as those currently facing incarceration. Each month, we’ll dive into topics around healing, accountability, and transformation, featuring insightful speakers, local advocates, and individuals with lived experience.Whether you're passionate about justice reform, curious about restorative practices, or simply want

The Mural Arts Restorative Justice Department is hosting a free paint day event to kick off Spring Break!Join us for a special, heartwarming event designed for children from justice-impacted families. Restorative Justice Paint Day is an opportunity for children to express themselves creatively while engaging in healing, restorative activities. Through guided painting sessions, participants will explore themes of hope, resilience, and connection, fostering a sense of belonging and support.This event aims to provide a safe, welcoming space for children to share their emotions and stories without judgment. As they paint, they will also have the chance to learn about restorative

Join for an after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewing to connect and build community with those engaged in work of Restorative JusticeJoin us every month for a unique, after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewing in Philadelphia, PA, where community, conversation, and change come together. This event is dedicated to exploring restorative justice practices and supporting individuals navigating the re-entry process as well as those currently facing incarceration. Each month, we’ll dive into topics around healing, accountability, and transformation, featuring insightful speakers, local advocates, and individuals with lived experience.Whether you're passionate about justice reform, curious about restorative practices, or simply want