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‘Why did you kill that person and not someone else?’: Sharing oral histories of restorative justice. Keeva Baxter in conversation with public history editor Ruth Beecher
Undertaking oral history research with people who have engaged in restorative justice processes brings specific challenges, especially when the intention from the outset is to make the resulting testimonies public. Below, public history editor Ruth Beecher interviews Keeva Baxter of the charity Why
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