On September 18, the Statewide Reentry Council (SRC) will be at the Washington Assembly of Restorative Practices (WARP), the state’s first statewide convening focused on restorative justice, reentry and justice system innovation, bringing together corrections leaders, Tribal practitioners, rural nonprofits, policymakers and people with lived experience. The summit will feature breakout sessions on reentry, housing, behavioral health, employment and civic engagement, along with policy dialogue tied to active reform questions in Washington. You can register for WARP on Eventbrite.
Key themes for this year’s event
Learn: Practitioner-led breakout sessions across core reentry and restorative-justice domains
Advance: Action-focused policy discussions tied to live reform questions
Connect: Cross-sector engagement among statewide justice partners
Elevate: Healing-centered, culturally grounded justice models throughout the program
The SRC is supporting the upcoming WARP event by funding cultural gifts for attendees, Native-made gifts for keynote speakers and catering through a Native-owned business. The council’s executive director, Janel McFeat, will also be one of the event’s presenters. McFeat contributed to program development through participation in the WARP planning subcommittee.
When and where is this happening?
The WARP will take place on September 18, 2026, at the University of Washington, Bothell.
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