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id: navajo-hozho-ji-peacemaking
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title: Navajo Hozho Ji Peacemaking
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description: >-
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A Diné (Navajo) justice practice in which a peacemaker convenes those in
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conflict to restore hozho — harmony, balance, and right relationship —
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through guided dialogue. Rooted in Diné traditional law and recognised
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within the Navajo Nation court system.
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source: Navajo Nation Peacemaking Program
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source_url: https://www.navajopeacemaking.org/
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tags: [navajo, dine, peacemaking, restorative, indigenous]
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forked_from: null
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image: null
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steps:
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- headline: Convene with the peacemaker
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description: >-
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A recognised peacemaker (naat'aanii) convenes the parties and affected
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relatives in a circle. The peacemaker opens with prayer and explains
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that the goal is hozho, not victory.
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- headline: Each party speaks
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description: >-
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Each party tells their experience of the conflict and its impact,
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listened to without interruption. Relatives may also speak to the
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context.
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- headline: Identify the harm to hozho
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description: >-
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The peacemaker guides the group to name how harmony has been broken —
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in relationship, in community, in the individual's balance.
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- headline: Plan restoration
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description: >-
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Together the group agrees on what is needed to restore hozho —
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apology, restitution, changed behaviour, ceremony, or counselling.
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- headline: Follow up
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description: >-
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A follow-up is scheduled to confirm the plan has been carried out and
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hozho restored.
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outcome: >-
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Conflict is resolved by restoring harmony and relationship, not by
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assigning punishment; the parties re-enter right relationship with
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community.
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practice: >-
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The peacemaker is not a judge — they guide, not decide. The plan must be
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owned by the parties. Ceremony is not optional decoration; it is part of
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restoration. |