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SUMMARY:Rebuilding communities through Restorative Justice
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p>Join us
  in Restorative Justice Week to explore this year'
 s theme of 'Rebuilding communities through Restora
 tive Justice'. In a time of unrest and division in
  the UK and beyond\, it is particularly important 
 to focus on healing\, repairing relationships and 
 finding shared common ground. Restorative Justice 
 is a powerful tool that can be utilised to rebuild
  communities after harm has occurred. In this even
 t\, we will share reflections on the theme from ex
 perts who have been through the restorative proces
 s or been a part of delivering it. Don't miss your
  opportunity to be part of the conversation.<br />
 \n <br />\n By attending you will:<br />\n <br />\
 n - Be part of the global movement discussing the 
 theme of 'Rebuilding communities through Restorati
 ve Justice' this RJ Week.<br />\n - Hear directly 
 from people who have been through a restorative pr
 ocess and what they learned about how restorative 
 work can impact communities.<br />\n - Learn about
  how you can implement restorative work into local
  communities to repair harm\, bring people togethe
 r and promote positive relationships.<br />\n - He
 ar some findings from our project 'Building peace:
  The use of restorative approaches to address host
 ility between & against interfaith communities'<br
  />\n <br />\n We will be joined by:<br />\n <br /
 >\n Jo Berry CBE<br />\n <br />\n Our Patron\, Jo 
 Berry\, will join us to share insights from her ow
 n experience\, and what she has learned through he
 r career as an international speaker\, peacebuilde
 r\, and founder of the charity Building Bridges fo
 r Peace. Her work emerged from a deeply personal t
 ragedy: in 1984\, her father\, Sir Anthony Berry M
 P\, was killed in the IRA bombing of the Brighton 
 hotel. Out of this loss\, Jo embarked on an extrao
 rdinary journey of reconciliation that led her to 
 meet Patrick Magee\, the man<br />\n responsible f
 or planting the bomb. Their groundbreaking dialogu
 e—documented by the BBC in Facing the Enemy and fe
 atured in the film Beyond Right and Wrong and the 
 play The Bomb—has become a symbol of the transform
 ative power of empathy and forgiveness. Through th
 eir ongoing work together\, Jo demonstrates how ev
 en the most profound conflicts can be healed throu
 gh compassion and courageous conversation. Beyond 
 speaking\, Jo designs and facilitates workshops on
  conflict resolution\, difficult conversations\, a
 nd navigating uncertainty—helping individuals\, or
 ganisations\, and communities move from division t
 oward understanding. A trained Restorative Justice
  facilitator\, Jo advocates nationally for restora
 tive approaches as a foundation for healing and ju
 stice. In recognition of her exceptional contribut
 ion to peace and reconciliation\, she was awarded 
 a CBE in the King’s Honours.<br />\n <br />\n Shel
 don Lazarus<br />\n <br />\n Sheldon Lazarus is th
 e founder of Bitachon365\, an unscripted televisio
 n development company within the Fulwell group. He
  develops and produces documentary and unscripted 
 formats across true crime\, history and entertainm
 ent. Sheldon has also been through the Restorative
  Justice process after he was threatened with a kn
 ife in an attempted robbery. Just over a year late
 r he met the young person responsible in an online
  Restorative Justice conference.<br />\n <br />\n 
 Sheldon's company\, Bitachon365\, in partnership w
 ith Fulwell73\, has delivered in-depth\, high-cali
 bre documentaries including We Will Dance Again (P
 aramount+ and BBC Storyville) - Emmy Award winner 
 - Depp v Heard (Netflix global top 10)\, Downfall 
 of The Crypto King (BBC Panorama/BBC1)\, Never End
 ing Murder (Amazon Prime)\, The Problem Prince (Ch
 annel 4 and A&E)\, D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?! (N
 etflix)\, and Auschwitz Untold: In Colour (Channel
  4 and The History Channel). Their approach is gro
 unded in authenticity\, precision and narrative de
 pth - journalistic rigor with cinematic storytelli
 ng.</p>\n \n <h2><a><strong>EVENT DATES</strong></
 a></h2>\n \n <p>19th November 2026 - 14:00 - 15:30
 </p>\n \n <h2><a><strong>LOCATION</strong></a></h2
 >\n \n <p>Online\, MS Teams</p>\n \n <h2><a><stron
 g>EVENT FEES</strong></a></h2>\n \n <p>Free</p>\n 
 \n <h2><a><strong>BOOKING INFORMATION</strong></a>
 </h2>\n \n <p><a href="https://www.tickettailor.co
 m/events/whyme/2355348" rel="noreferrer noopener" 
 target="_blank"><strong>CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PL
 ACE</strong></a></p>\n \n <h2><a><strong>CONTACT I
 NFORMATION</strong></a></h2>\n \n <p><strong>Conta
 ct Name |</strong> Keeva Baxter</p>\n \n <p><stron
 g>Email | </strong><a href="mailto:keeva.baxter@wh
 y-me.org">keeva.baxter@why-me.org</a></p>\n \n <p>
 <b>Website | </b><a href="http://www.why-me.org">w
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in Restorative Justice Week to explore thi
 s year's theme of 'Rebuilding communities through 
 Restorative Justice'. In a time of unrest and divi
 sion in the UK and beyond\, it is particularly imp
 ortant to focus on healing\, repairing relationshi
 ps and finding shared common ground. Restorative J
 ustice is a powerful tool that can be utilised to 
 rebuild communities after harm has occurred. In th
 is event\, we will share reflections on the theme 
 from experts who have been through the restorative
  process or been a part of delivering it. Don't mi
 ss your opportunity to be part of the conversation
 .\n \n \n \n By attending you will:\n \n \n \n - B
 e part of the global movement discussing the theme
  of 'Rebuilding communities through Restorative Ju
 stice' this RJ Week.\n \n - Hear directly from peo
 ple who have been through a restorative process an
 d what they learned about how restorative work can
  impact communities.\n \n - Learn about how you ca
 n implement restorative work into local communitie
 s to repair harm\, bring people together and promo
 te positive relationships.\n \n - Hear some findin
 gs from our project 'Building peace: The use of re
 storative approaches to address hostility between 
 & against interfaith communities'\n \n \n \n We wi
 ll be joined by:\n \n \n \n Jo Berry CBE\n \n \n \
 n Our Patron\, Jo Berry\, will join us to share in
 sights from her own experience\, and what she has 
 learned through her career as an international spe
 aker\, peacebuilder\, and founder of the charity B
 uilding Bridges for Peace. Her work emerged from a
  deeply personal tragedy: in 1984\, her father\, S
 ir Anthony Berry MP\, was killed in the IRA bombin
 g of the Brighton hotel. Out of this loss\, Jo emb
 arked on an extraordinary journey of reconciliatio
 n that led her to meet Patrick Magee\, the man\n \
 n responsible for planting the bomb. Their groundb
 reaking dialogue—documented by the BBC in Facing t
 he Enemy and featured in the film Beyond Right and
  Wrong and the play The Bomb—has become a symbol o
 f the transformative power of empathy and forgiven
 ess. Through their ongoing work together\, Jo demo
 nstrates how even the most profound conflicts can 
 be healed through compassion and courageous conver
 sation. Beyond speaking\, Jo designs and facilitat
 es workshops on conflict resolution\, difficult co
 nversations\, and navigating uncertainty—helping i
 ndividuals\, organisations\, and communities move 
 from division toward understanding. A trained Rest
 orative Justice facilitator\, Jo advocates nationa
 lly for restorative approaches as a foundation for
  healing and justice. In recognition of her except
 ional contribution to peace and reconciliation\, s
 he was awarded a CBE in the King’s Honours.\n \n \
 n \n Sheldon Lazarus\n \n \n \n Sheldon Lazarus is
  the founder of Bitachon365\, an unscripted televi
 sion development company within the Fulwell group.
  He develops and produces documentary and unscript
 ed formats across true crime\, history and enterta
 inment. Sheldon has also been through the Restorat
 ive Justice process after he was threatened with a
  knife in an attempted robbery. Just over a year l
 ater he met the young person responsible in an onl
 ine Restorative Justice conference.\n \n \n \n She
 ldon's company\, Bitachon365\, in partnership with
  Fulwell73\, has delivered in-depth\, high-calibre
  documentaries including We Will Dance Again (Para
 mount+ and BBC Storyville) - Emmy Award winner - D
 epp v Heard (Netflix global top 10)\, Downfall of 
 The Crypto King (BBC Panorama/BBC1)\, Never Ending
  Murder (Amazon Prime)\, The Problem Prince (Chann
 el 4 and A&E)\, D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?! (Netf
 lix)\, and Auschwitz Untold: In Colour (Channel 4 
 and The History Channel). Their approach is ground
 ed in authenticity\, precision and narrative depth
  - journalistic rigor with cinematic storytelling.
 \n \n \n \n EVENT DATES\n \n \n 19th November 2026
  - 14:00 - 15:30\n \n \n \n LOCATION\n \n \n Onlin
 e\, MS Teams\n \n \n \n EVENT FEES\n \n \n Free\n 
 \n \n \n BOOKING INFORMATION\n \n \n CLICK HERE TO
  BOOK YOUR PLACE\n \n \n \n CONTACT INFORMATION\n 
 \n \n Contact Name | Keeva Baxter\n \n \n \n Email
  | keeva.baxter@why-me.org (mailto:keeva.baxter@wh
 y-me.org)\n \n \n \n Website | www.why-me.org (htt
 p://www.why-me.org)\n \n \n \n \n 	\n 		\n 			 \n 
 		\n \n 	\n \n \n This event is being hosted by an
  RJC member organisation. It is not delivered by\,
  or on behalf of\, the RJC. The RJC has not assess
 ed\, and is not responsible for\, the quality of t
 he course content\n \n \n \n \n 	\n 		\n 			 \n 		
 \n \n 	\n 
CATEGORIES:Other Training & CPD
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261119T140000
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URL:https://restorativejustice.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=870
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