Restorative Justice is centered around the Circle Process. "Circles" refer to a series of guided groups where dialogue is facilitated between those who have caused harm, referred to as the  "Responsible Party", and those who have experienced harm, referred to as the "Impacted Party". These Circles are lead by Restorative Justice Facilitators, or "CircleKeepers", who expertly guide and support program participants using both training and lived experience. The Circles often contain community members and participant support systems who help the Responsible and Impacted Party to come to an agreement of what amends and restoring harm looks like. 

Restorative Justice is always an invitation. This means that it is an entirely voluntary process, and highly individualized to each participant.