The
ACJS was honoured to receive the gift of this logo
from Qualicum First Nations Elder and artist, Gordon Reid Sr. The two
powerful thunderbirds represent the victim and the offender meeting face to
face and heart to heart to find a way to resolve the harm that has been
caused by the behaviour of the offender. The scales of justice represent the
process of restorative justice. The logo is formed in a circle which tells
of each persons equality within the process, with the top of the circle
completed by a red arc representing "the brighter future" we can experience
after the restorative process is completed.
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In addition to the logo, the
ACJS has adopted from
the Coast Salish a motto for the program:
(Whee-a-LOS-tel)
which means "Look After Each Other"
**Reproduction of the
ACJS logo shall be by written permission from the ACJS Board of Directors