Barb Toews

Listening to the Movement

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This collection of essays is a timely and much needed look at the restorative justice field through the lens of social movements and social transformation. The accessible, and at times personal, essays raise key questions and lessons for future restorative justice practice in a variety of settings, while the introduction and epilogue offer a rich and comprehensive contextualization of the essayists’ critical points within the bigger picture of restorative justice theory and practice. This anthology offers a vision for the future of restorative justice and its pivotal role in social change.”

The Business of Incarceration

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is a book that deserves to be read, shared, and discussed! It contains some of the most thorough and accessible writings on the business and practice of mass incarceration that I have read. Christians and non-Christians alike will learn from this book, including strategies for resisting mass incarceration in ways that are restorative, transformative, and abolitionist.”