Northern Arizona Restorative Justice
Organization Overview
Northern Arizona Restorative Justice (NARJ) provides restorative services, training, and consultation to youth, adults, families, and the broader community. Founded in 2005, NARJ is Northern Arizona’s first and only community-based restorative justice provider. For over 20 years, we’ve partnered with schools, families, probation programs, detention centers, and community organizations to address harm through healing—not punishment.
Through restorative circles, facilitator trainings, and programming rooted in the 5 R’s—Relationship, Respect, Responsibility, Repair, and Reintegration—we empower individuals to take accountability, rebuild trust, and strengthen community.
Typical Volunteer Tasks
- Fundraising & Program Evaluation Committees
- Board of Directors
- Community Facilitator
- Training Workshops
- Art & Restorative Justice Workshops
- Facilitating restorative practices for youth and family
How to Sign Up to Volunteer
Complete the Volunteer Sedona Form Below: Fill out the volunteer form with your details and preferred opportunities. Please follow all the instructions on the form to confirm your registration.
