Sue worked for Alberta Conflict Transformation Society for 15 years. In her role there, she was the program coordinator, facilitator and trainer.  Sue holds a degree in Criminal Justice from Athabasca University and is currently a director for Engage-Restorative Practices.Sue has done extensive work in restorative justice and restorative practices in schools, the community, and the criminal justice system. She was trained as a Community Conferencing facilitator in 1998 by David Moore and John McDonald from TJA Australia and in 2000, after 2 years of facilitating experience was trained as a trainer by the same organization.  She has facilitated over 700 community conferences, ranging from grade one name-calling to fatality situations.  She has co-conducted over 75 3-day facilitator trainings.Sue is passionate about relationship building, conflict resolution and restorative practices, transforming the lives of people affected by conflict.  Relationships are critical to all successful industries and communities. Sue is skilled at facilitating people to repair harm, heal and find reconciliation, in order to build healthy, respectful and safe environments.She has been a board member for the Alberta Criminal Justice Association and recently wrapped up her chair person role and board member of Family Futures Resource Network (formerly, Millwoods Family Resource Centre).