Preventing reoffending is one thing that encourages victims to take part in #restorativejustice. Listen to Chris Donovan Trust and Matthew Syed's BBC Radio 4 powerful podcast for their RJ experience. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Over 100 tickets gone now for this event. If you want to to attend get the last few tickets now. Looking forward to speaking to you all on Monday.

Please watch this Brent Council Cllr Neil Nerva 🌹🇪🇺🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🚉 CllrButt Mili Patel @MAsgharButt2 @ShamaTatler. I know every area has its different challenges but this is surely what every resident wants and what every council should be aspiring to. youtu.be/GMFBKrXz-Ac

An opportunity for employers to increase their workforce and give people an opportunity to change their lives. See 👇🏽

Taking time out for you!

Coming soon! Series 2 of the #FWordPodcast 🥰

See our new blog with some helpful tips on how to make difficult conversations easier, written by Keely from the Evidence Based Practice Team hmppsinsights.co.uk/blog/

On behalf of Restorative Justice Council I would like to thank all those involved in reaching this point. The Restorative Justice APPG #restorativejustice report is published today. Download a copy at rjappg.co.uk/inquiryreport/ Calm Mediation RestorativeSolutions Remedi Criminal Justice Alliance University of Gloucestershire Why me? CalComms

Great opportunity to join our team 🥳

At an exciting time in the Restorative Justice Council development, we are seeking to appoint a Policy and Communications Officer to support the delivery of our ambitious strategic plan. Find out more at restorativejustice.org.uk/news/policy-an…

Check out a fantastic new post, working as part of a partnership with us and HMPPS in Ely and Caerau.

Anger can often act as a bodyguard…….

This looks like a veey interesting event!

… because the world is rarely as simplistic as right/wrong good/bad, because brave & difficult conversations are more likely to create change, because dialogue offers a better solution to complex situations than reactive finger-wagging, because polarizing views don’t help: #RJ

This #RestorativeJusticeWeek we will be reflecting on the power of restorative justice and how it can be used to transform the lives of people affected by crime. This can help victims find a positive way forward.

During #RestorativeJusticeWeek, we are sharing stories from colleagues who work with victims of crime to help give them a voice and a sense of empowerment.

Simply, let's make Restorative Justice a normalised conversation.

What I often witness with #RJ is that those with authority (or who can share info) let their assumptions, personal opinions & judgements prevent & deny the relevant parties from having personal choice in a decision that is down to them to make, denying them their personal agency.

This research presents strong arguments to invest in Restorative Justice. RJ can reduce reoffending,save money & help victims recover.This is before accounting for broader benefits in improving perceptions of justice in victims & society. Diolch Why me? why-me.org/our-work/our-p…

While walking across the fields today I discovered another metal statue hidden neath foliage poking out from the hedge. Amazing! I love a mystery