Rick Cluff with CBC’s Early Edition interviews Carys about her Op-Ed essay in the Globe & Mail, discussing the aftermath of violent crime.Īudio recordings of Carys’ stories and interviews can now be found on SoundCloud. Socially responsible journalist David Ball, with Metro Vancouver, profiles Carys’ experience with the Restorative Justice program, where she corresponded with and met her father’s murderer. The restorative justice practitioners at the Community Justice Initiatives organization invite Carys to discuss the outcomes of participating in her restorative justice process, writing with and meeting the man who murdered her father, in their 2014 Annual Report, read by the CJI’s Executive Director at their Annual General Meeting.Ĭarys reflects on her attendance at a Parole Hearing in 2014/15 for the literary magazine Understorey.Ĭarys reflects on her attendance at a Parole Hearing in 2016 in the Globe & Mail’s Facts & Arguments column.

Carys contributes to the anthology, Emerge14, with her story, Then He Would Know, where she reveals the reasoning behind why she decided to contact the man who murdered her father.Ĭarys contributes to the indie anthology, The Places We’ve Been: Field Reports from Travellers Under 35, with her story, Preparing for a Lesser Known Journey, where she travels to prison, to meet the man who murdered her father.Ĭarys reads from a letter she wrote to the incarcerated offender at The Writer’s Studio Reading Series.

Dead Reckoning by Carys Cragg