About Lindsey

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Lindsey Pointer is an Assistant Professor at Vermont Law School and collaboratively leads the National Center on Restorative Justice. She has a PhD in Restorative Justice from Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand and is a former Fulbright Fellow and Rotary Global Grant recipient.

Lindsey has worked as a restorative justice facilitator, community program manager, educator, and researcher. She is the author of three books on restorative justice: The Little Book of Restorative Teaching Tools (Good Books, 2020), The Restorative Justice Ritual (Routledge, 2021), and a children’s picture book, Wally and Freya (Good Books, 2022). Lindsey also launched and maintains the website www.RestorativeTeachingTools.com, a free collection of games and activities for teaching restorative practices.

10 responses to “About Lindsey”

  1. Grethe Rundquist Avatar
    Grethe Rundquist

    Lindsey, I am thrilled to see that you are working in restorative justice! This is such an important field of study and I look forward to seeing the work you do in New Zealand and your accomplishments thereafter.

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    1. Thanks Grethe! I feel very grateful every day to be working in this field!

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  2. Thank you Lindsey for putting so much effort here and adding lots of resources. I have been benefited from the content in this website. Take care.

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    1. Hi Asad, Thank you very much for your kind comment. I am glad that you have found the content useful!

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