We are honored to have Jane Ball as this month’s interviewee. Jane is the co-creator of several of the most innovative, dialogic processes in criminal justice. One is the Offender Resettlement Journey (ORJ). During an ORJ, an offender tells their story authentically by walking through their journey in front of an audience of 40 to 80 people, many of whom have played a significant part in their life. They re-experience their journey from arrest to court appearance, sentencing,

Lots of people facilitate dialogue, but Harold Clarke has made dialogue happen across a whole organization. And not just any organization, but the Virginia Department of Corrections! He is a master of using dialogue to bring about change in an organization. He has achieved this feat not just once, but over and over at the Director of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, as well as the Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Corrections.

Cohosts Linda Ellinor and Nancy Dixon interviewed Glenn Aparicio Parry about his background and work before holding a Q&A session.