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Restorative justice is an
approach to
justice that aims to
repair the harm done to victims. In
doing so,
practitioners work to
ensure that
offenders take...
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Restorative Yoga is the
practice of asanas, each held for
longer than in
conventional yoga as
exercise classes,
often with the
support of
props such as...
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Restorative practices (or RP) is a
social science field concerned with
improving and
repairing relationships and
social connections among people. Whereas...
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Restorative dentistry is the study,
diagnosis and
integrated management of
diseases of the
teeth and
their supporting structures and the rehabilitation...
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Smelling salts, also
known as
ammonia inhalants,
spirit of hartshorn, or sal volatile, are
chemical compounds used as
stimulants to
restore consciousness...
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bodies and
features damaged by
accident or
disease is
commonly called restorative art or demisurgery, and all
qualified embalmers have some
degree of training...
- Paul
Gerard Hawken (born
February 8, 1946) is an
American environmentalist, entrepreneur, author, economist, and activist.
Hawken was born in San Mateo...
- The
conservation and
restoration of
cultural property focuses on
protection and care of
cultural property (tangible
cultural heritage),
including artworks...
- attacks.
About this time,
Community Restorative Justice Ireland (CRJI) was
established to
coordinate restorative justice initiatives in
republican areas...
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formal and
refined forms of
justice such as
distributive justice or
restorative justice.
Social psychologist Ian
Mckee states that the
desire for the...
