top of page

REIMAGINE WORK

Community of Practice

Public·369 members

Restorative Justice in the Workplace Course Discussion: We would like to believe that all our coworkers are acting from a core set of shared moral behaviors. The reality is that we do not all have the same moral foundation. Watch the Ted Talk “The Neuroscience of Restorative Justice” by Dan Reisel, and share your thoughts about how restorative practices implemented in the workplace may change the brains (and behaviors) of some of our more difficult colleagues (the interplay of nature and nurture).


amy.safranek
Jan 02, 2025

I loved this video. I found it both practical and hopeful. Knowing that our brains can change, even in adulthood, is such powerful knowledge. How might we do things differently in our society if we designed our systems and processes with that at the center? I particularly appreciated Dan Reisel's point that to encourage changes in the brain, we need environments and contexts that support well-being and where everyone's needs are met.

Events

  • 3 Dec Thu | 'Conflict Intelligence: A Critical Competency for Today’s Leaders'

  • 1 Oct Thu | 'Power-Conscious Conflict Engagement: Leading with Integrity and Courage'

Subscribe to Our Site

Thanks for submitting!

Workplace Peace Institute is an organizational systems design and research firm that brings a multidisciplinary approach to culture development and leadership training. We support small to mid-sized businesses in optimizing employee engagement, maximizing organizational productivity, and improving profitability by infusing human security and dignity as foundational attributes of their business model.

  • LinkedIn
  • Youtube
  • Instagram

© 2026 by Workplace Peace Institute. All Rights Reserved. Website by Longevity Marketing.

bottom of page