Nicholas Bradford is an experienced conflict resolution specialist with a passion for empowering youth to resolve conflict through healthy communication and sustainable tools. With years of experience working with students in behavior programs, young men returning from prison, and through ropes course experiences, Bradford has developed the skills necessary to build custom programs for schools, juvenile justice systems, colleges, and youth serving agencies. He holds a Master's degree in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Washington, and has studied Non-Profit Management at Champlain College and Education/Social Studies at The Evergreen State College. Bradford is the Founder of the National Center for Restorative Justice, and has previously served as Boatswains Mate (Reserve) in the U.S. Coast Guard. Currently, he is supporting the policy work of the ACLU, League of Education Voters, Team Child, and Washington Appleseed, while also working with schools in Highline SD, Seattle SD, and Tacoma SD. To learn more about his work, find him online @NC4RJ.