Boulder County Justice Center, 1777 Sixth Street, Boulder, CO/Longmont Combined Courts, 1035 N. Kimbark Ave., Longmont, CO

CPRJ’s in-house Restorative Justice Program (DARJ) provides high-quality restorative justice services in conjunction with diversion services, supporting the person who committed the crime to understand the impact of their actions, take meaningful responsibility, and repair the harm to the extent possible.

Restorative Justice Facilitators help to guide parties involved in a crime through the restorative justice process and support those parties to create an agreement for steps the offender will take to repair harm. Cases involve ~10 hours of volunteer time spread out over the course of 3-10 weeks. Duties include facilitation, scheduling, debriefing/follow-up with Program Coordinator, participation in monthly team meetings.

•Interest working with the public in a person-centered capacity
•Bilingual in Spanish and English preferred
•Experience with facilitation/conflict resolution preferred
•Working knowledge of/interest in restorative justice values and principles
•Excellent verbal and written skills
•Ability to maintain accurate records
•Ability/willingness to learn to use Zoom and navigate our online volunteer database.

Volunteers must attend a 4-hour introductory training, held twice a year, and a 20-hour RJ Facilitator Training, held once annually in the DA’s Office, usually in late Winter/early Spring.

District Attorney’s Office Volunteer Coordinator, Denise Lord email address: dlord@bouldercounty.gov

Complete online application and interview process. To learn more, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Denise Lord – dlord@bouldercounty.gov