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Janine P. Geske is a Professor at Marquette University Law School and the Director of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice. A former Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, she leads initiatives promoting restorative justice practices to address harm and foster healing for victims, offenders, and communities. Her work emphasizes collaboration with organizations like the Education Preparedness Program (EPP) and 414LIFE, a violence interruption program. Her research focuses on criminal justice reform, mediation, and community advocacy, with a particular emphasis on restoring hope and rehabilitation for justice-involved individuals.
Her contributions include directing Marquette Law School’s Andrew Center, which organizes events like documentary screenings (e.g., When Claude Got Shot) and conferences on topics such as Native American influences on restorative justice. She collaborates with stakeholders to advance restorative practices, including facilitating victim-offender dialogues and advocating for systemic policy changes. Her writings highlight real-world case studies, such as the transformative journey of James Price, a formerly incarcerated individual she sentenced decades ago, now working to interrupt cycles of violence.
While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, her impact is reflected in her leadership roles, community partnerships, and advocacy for marginalized voices. Her work bridges legal education with practical restorative initiatives, aiming to create safer, more just communities.
