Procedural Justice, Moral injury and the Path to Resilience

This webinar explores the intersections of procedural justice, resilience, moral injury, and overall well-being for individuals working within the criminal justice system and the communities affected by it. Participants will hear from experts in psychology, law, and applied research about the challenges facing justice system professionals and impacted communities, as well as theory-driven strategies and practitioner-led interventions designed to strengthen resilience, support well-being, and uphold justice.

Panalists:

• Emily LaGratta, J.D., Founder of LaGratta Consulting and national subject matter expert on the topics of procedural justice and user voice.  

• Neil Gallagher, UC Berkeley School of Law student focusing on legal issues affecting justice-impacted and incarcerated populations.

• Sarah Schnautz, M.Ed., LMSW, Educator, social worker and certified practitioner of Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI). 

• Kathryn Thomas, Licensed psychologist and attorney, researcher at the SEICHE Center for Health and Justice at Yale School of Medicine.