As the restorative justice movement struggles to gain recognition and to pursue a healing vision within larger mainstream society, let us also listen to those within the movement whose voices have not always been heard or whose work is not fully recognized. In this spirit, the Zehr Institute is honored to amplify four beloved practitioners - Lorraine Stutzman Amstutz, Tammy Krause, Jasmyn Story, and Yarrow Skoblow - who span four generations of the movement in conversation about the past, present, and future of restorative justice. Our guests will offer intersectional perspectives, as well as bring their rich experiences across a variety of non-traditional life paths to bear on deep reflection on how the restorative justice movement has been evolving, what it has accomplished, where it has fallen short, and what remains as challenges and opportunities.