‘When Punishing is Not Enough’ is a Canadian (Quebec) documentary that sheds light on the process of restorative justice through the eyes of Restorative Justice Facilitators. Join us for a panel discussion after the film with special guests from PEI’s Restorative Justice Program. Sponsored by the Department of Justice and Public Safety.

Ten years after her sexual assault, Ashley embarks on a journey towards finding alternate meaning for September 7, 2012 — a day that for too long has been synonymous with her traumatic experience. Join us for a panel discussion with the filmmaker after the film. Sponsored by the RISE Program.

Guided by the direction of incredible survivors, the Journey Project (Newfoundland) aimed to create a supportive environment where participants could share a piece of their survivor story in a way that was safe, intentional, and chosen by them. Sponsored by the RISE Program.

Join Justice Options for Women for a virtual panel discussion with Marlee Liss, Shannon Moroney, and Bethany Knox. Participants will have an opportunity to hear about the healing potential and benefits of restorative justice from the perspective of a survivor, community member, and offender. Sponsored by Justice Options for Women.