CHLC September 2024 Education Session: Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices' I Am Enough (IAE) program
CHLC September 2024 Education Session: Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices' I Am Enough (IAE) program
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Instructor
Lisa D. Daniels
Lisa D. Daniels, Founder and Executive Director of Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices. Lisa is a compassionate advocate, dynamic leader, and captivating speaker in the field of restorative justice, dedicated to guiding individuals and families on a journey of healing after experiencing violence and crime. Lisa's profound commitment stems from the tragic loss of her youngest son, Darren, to gun violence in 2012, a personal tragedy that ignited her own path toward healing and transformed her into an inspiring force for change. As the founder of the Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices (The Center), Lisa endeavors to dismantle the profound impact of violent crime and mass incarceration on communities of color. Renowned for her impactful presentations, Lisa has eloquently spoken on various topics such as restorative justice, criminal justice reform, trauma resolution, and the journey of rebuilding after loss. Her influential voice has resonated in esteemed institutions like the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration, the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, and the National Network for Safe Communities. Currently, Lisa serves on the Illinois Sentencing Advisory Council (SPAC) and the Council on Criminal Justice, playing an instrumental role in shaping policies that foster equitable justice.
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Instructor
Lisa D. Daniels
Lisa D. Daniels, Founder and Executive Director of Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices. Lisa is a compassionate advocate, dynamic leader, and captivating speaker in the field of restorative justice, dedicated to guiding individuals and families on a journey of healing after experiencing violence and crime. Lisa's profound commitment stems from the tragic loss of her youngest son, Darren, to gun violence in 2012, a personal tragedy that ignited her own path toward healing and transformed her into an inspiring force for change. As the founder of the Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices (The Center), Lisa endeavors to dismantle the profound impact of violent crime and mass incarceration on communities of color. Renowned for her impactful presentations, Lisa has eloquently spoken on various topics such as restorative justice, criminal justice reform, trauma resolution, and the journey of rebuilding after loss. Her influential voice has resonated in esteemed institutions like the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration, the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, and the National Network for Safe Communities. Currently, Lisa serves on the Illinois Sentencing Advisory Council (SPAC) and the Council on Criminal Justice, playing an instrumental role in shaping policies that foster equitable justice.
