Transformative Justice is an approach to addressing harm and conflict that focuses on healing and community involvement rather than punishment. It seeks to understand the root causes of harm and aims to transform relationships and social conditions that contribute to violence and injustice. This method emphasizes accountability, support for victims, and rehabilitation for offenders. In contrast to traditional justice systems, which often rely on incarceration, Transformative Justice encourages dialogue and restorative practices. It involves the affected parties in the process, fostering a sense of community and collective responsibility. This approach is often associated with movements for social justice and equity, such as Restorative Justice and community organizing.