Restorative Justice: Crime as the Violation of Relationships: Lisa Fitzgerald at TEDxHarvardLaw

Lisa Fitzgerald is a student at Harvard Law. She received her B.A.
from Brandeis University. As an undergraduate, she conducted
research in Quito, Ecuador, and with funding from the Jane's Travel
Grant, designed and implemented a support network for survivors
of domestic violence. Before coming to law school, she worked for
three years as Director of the Integrated Medical Center of Norwalk,
CT and as a certified victim advocate with the Domestic Violence
Crisis Center. Currently, Lisa is a volunteer facilitator with
Communities for Restorative Justice in Concord, Massachusetts.

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