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In San Luis Obispo, California, Sister Theresa Harpin of St. Joseph of Carondelet founded Restorative Partners in 2011, an organization that provides training and reintegration programs for people who have been through the criminal justice system. One of its projects, The Bridge Café, trains and employs former inmates, who sometimes serve the very judges or prosecutors who once convicted them.
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In San Luis Obispo, California, Sister Theresa Harpin of St. Joseph of Carondelet founded Restorative Partners in 2011, an organization that provides training and reintegration programs for people who have been through the criminal justice system. One of its projects, The Bridge Café, trains and employs former inmates, who sometimes serve the very judges or prosecutors who once convicted them.