Come join in a conversation about restoring our community through partnerships and relationships!  Restorative practices are currently being used in a variety of ways in our community to build relationships, assist youth and families in healing, and to assist people in recovery from drugs and alcohol.  Come learn how restorative practices help people and communities build their capacity to change.



Amanda Sieling is currently a professor of Justice Administration at Southwest Minnesota State University. For over fifteen years she served as an Assistant County Attorney in Yellow Medicine County where she learned about and helped establish a vibrant restorative justice program. Now, as an educator, Amanda is enthusiastic to share the wisdom of restorative practices with the next generation of criminal justice professionals.

About Women's Connect

At Women's Connect, we strive to develop an engaged, focused network of professional women looking to support each other in achieving greater results through collaborative opportunities and professional recommendations! The Women's Connect group meets on the second Thursday of every month at rotating locations. Annual members, Chamber members, and non-Chamber members are all allowed to attend these events. Learn more about costs + details by visiting our Women's Connect page.