Events & Courses
As one of the UK’s most comprehensive practitioner training, this 2-year course is designed to qualify you as a Restorative Practitioner and prepare you for a rewarding career in the field.
You will gain an in-depth knowledge of the National Occupational Standards for Restorative Practice, learning to plan, manage, and implement restorative interventions effectively. Upon completion, you’ll be equipped to lead and manage restorative casework at a senior level.
Ready to Co-create the Future of SEND and the Restorative Movement?
The RJC, in collaboration with The Restorative Lab and Restorative Relationships, are holding an innovative Open Space Technology event to explore the inter-relationship between restorative practice/restorative justice and special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
In celebration of our new book, The Little Book of Restorative Teaching Tools for Online Learning, Kathleen McGoey and Lindsey Pointer invite you to an online training opportunity for teaching restorative justice online.
We are excited to welcome Professor Ivo Aertsen and Lawrence Kershen KC for a dialogue between theory and practice in environmental restorative justice.
Ivo Aertsen will introduce the topic for us, including how restorative justice can be adapted in cases of environmental harm and some of the needs and challenges involved. Lawrence Kershen will share his experiences as a facilitator and lawyer to reflect on how environmental restorative justice happens in practice.
This is our pre-pandemic one-day training but will now be delivered on-line via zoom over two shorter days to ensure maximum engagement and opportunity to ask questions.
4th, 8th, 22nd and 28th November 2024 - This is our pre-pandemic three-day training but will now be delivered on-line via Zoom over four shorter days to ensure maximum engagement and opportunity to ask questions.
This course will take participants through the process Remedi went through to create their safety guidance for safely facilitating restorative justice in cases of domestic abuse and intimate partner violence.
This course, with a specific focus on education settings, will give you a clear understanding of the context for the restorative approach and equip you with the skills to build a healthy community within your setting so that relationships are valued, conflict is reduced and learning capacity is enhanced.
Join us for our annual conference which will take place on the 15th & 18th November 2024. This year, delegates will have the option to attend in-person at the Raddison Blu Hotel, Cardiff on Friday 15th November and/or online via Microsoft Teams on Monday 18th November.
The Attachment Research Community 2024 Annual Conference: “Creating a Relational Solution - Improving outcomes for children and young people through connecting the Education, Health, Social Care and Criminal Justice systems." will take place live on Tuesday 19th November 2024 at The Eastside Rooms, with on demand content available following the event.