Restorative Supports At Penn
RP@P is housed within the Center for Community Standards and Accountability as an umbrella for the University’s Restorative Practices, which includes the Conflict Resolution and Mediation Program. RP@P represents a collective of campus partners working together to create a safe, healthy and productive campus community.
RP@P supports proactive community building and education, as well as healing and accountability in the aftermath of harm, whether that harm is a violation of the code of student conduct, the code of sexual misconduct, or another form of harm not covered under any code on campus.
Community Building
RP@P supports proactive measures to build community and strengthen our collective capacity to handle harm when it inevitably occurs.
Consultations
If you have experienced or witnessed harm or conflict within a group at Penn we can support you in thinking through options and deciding how to approach the situation through a restorative lens.
Workshops and Trainings
Restorative Practices @ Penn offers a variety of workshops and trainings for student groups, academic departments and programs, offices, teams, individual classes, and more.
Request a Process
In situations of interpersonal harm, RP@P can provide safe, confidential, supportive resources to help the harmed party access healing and support, and for the responsible party to work toward accountability and repair. Click here to request a private intake conversation in which we can explain our process and learn from you about what your needs are.