Concepts of Restorative and Transformative Justice
Re-imagining the Criminal Justice System
Course Summary
A history and analysis of the American Criminal Justice system, the 13th Amendment and criminal justice legislation. An introduction to Restorative and Transformative Justice models as sustainable community alternatives to Criminal Justice.
Course Curriculum
Dr. Charles Loftland
Charles has been an educator community change agent for over 30 years. He is involved in educational consulting, teaching, workforce development and neighborhood planning. Retired from the United States Air Force, Charles worked a construction manager specializing in water systems and hydro-purification. As an Air Force Training Manager, he assisted troops in career field and workforce development. As a founder of the Uplift Institute, he has focused the mission on sustainability through education, economics, regenerative infrastructure and social equity. Charles holds a bachelor's degree in Workforce Education and Development from Southern Illinois University - Carbondale, an M.A. in Urban Sustainability from Antioch University - Los Angeles and holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Sustainability at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. He currently resides in California.
