The Restorative Justice Partnership (RJP) was initiated by the Yolo County District Attorney in 2013. This program uses restorative justice principles to address criminal violations that impact the quality of life in our neighborhoods. It is a collaborative effort between the cities of Davis, West Sacramento, and Woodland, along with UC Davis, local police departments, and Cache Creek Casino. RJP is a core program in the Yolo County District Attorney’s diversion and collaborative court options.
The Yolo County District Attorney’s Office is always seeking community volunteers to serve as panelists and facilitators in restorative conferences. RJP volunteers represent the community’s needs, interests, and perspectives with respect to the crimes committed. Volunteers meet directly with participants in a face-to-face facilitated conference. They serve to help participants reconnect and engage positively with the community. Thanks to RJP’s minimal time commitment and flexible scheduling, anyone can serve!
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We Are Currently Recruiting for Volunteer Panelists & Facilitators and Office Interns (Summer 2027).
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