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Read our latest posts and join in the discussion on a range of subjects related to restorative practice.

Please continue to submit your questions to us online by CLICKING HERE or @RJCouncil on twitter using the hashtag #RJdiscussion.

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Salus awarded Registered Training Provider Status

James Simon
9 February 2021

The RJC is pleased to announce that Salus have been awarded Registered Training Provider status along with course approval for their Foundation Level – 3 Day Skills Based Restorative Practitioner Training.

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Why Me? launch their ‘Articulate’ project to widen access to Restorative Justice for victims of crime with EAL needs

James Simon
12 January 2021

It is well known that victims of crime with English as an Additional Language (EAL) needs often feel sidelined by the criminal justice system. One consequence of these language barriers is that Restorative Justice services do not reach such victims. This an unfortunate state of affairs, as Restorative Justice is a valuable and meaningful way of helping someone impacted by crime - and is something that Why me?

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Restorative Solutions West Yorkshire PCC Service awarded Registered Service Provider status

James Simon
6 January 2021

The RJC is pleased to announce that Restorative Solutions West Yorkshire PCC Service has been awarded Registered Service Provider status.

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Aster Group awarded Registered Restorative Organisation status

James Simon
16 December 2020

The RJC is pleased to announce that Aster Group has been awarded Registered Restorative Organisation status. The Group is the first non-criminal justice organisation to achieve Registered status with the RJC.

Aster, a housing association that believes everyone should have a home, provides safety and security through its reliable landlord services and supplies a wide range of housing options in response to the housing crisis. The Groups strength is its people and ethical approach.

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Thames Valley Restorative Justice Service awarded Registered Service Provider status

James Simon
11 December 2020

The RJC is pleased to announce that Thames Valley Restorative Justice Service have been awarded Registered Service Provider status.

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Coventry Youth Offending Service awarded Registered Restorative Organisation status

James Simon
10 December 2020

The RJC are pleased to announce that Coventry Youth Offending Service have been awarded Registered Restorative Organisation status.

Long standing members of the RJC, Coventry Youth Offending Service, are the first youth offending service to transfer from our Restorative Service Quality Mark (RSQM) to the RJC’s newly launched Registered Restorative Organisation status. By achieving this status, Coventry Youth Offending Service have demonstrated a commitment to delivering high quality restorative practice to nationally agreed standards.

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Zero Tolerance and Tackling Racism Restoratively in UK Education

James Simon
16 October 2020

Of course, the premise we start from in any response to racism is zero tolerance: it is unacceptable, it is abhorrent.The trouble is, racism is everywhere, and cannot always be separated out, it must be detected ‘in and amongst’ other aspects of communication and relationship.

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Facilitating safe and effective restorative practice online

James Simon
16 October 2020

 As we continue to navigate our way through the Covid-19 pandemic, online working continues to play a major part of our day to day routines. We have all had to adapt to this new way of working and the restorative community were quick to respond to ensure a continuity of service.

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Using Restorative Justice in Cases of Domestic Violence

James Simon
28 September 2020

We were recently asked our views on whether now is the right time to engage with the National Police Chiefs' Council to review their guidance on the use of the restorative justice in cases of domestic violence. Members' were concerned that the existing guidance, originally produced by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), is not consistently being implemented which has, understandably, created confusion amongst practitioners.

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The 2nd Annual Restorative Justice Council Conference

James Simon
14 September 2020

EXTENDED | Call for abstracts

Thank you to all those who have submitted abstracts to present at our 2nd Annual Restorative Justice Council Conference. We have an exciting programme planned for the 2-days however, to ensure we deliver a well balanced conference we will be extending our call for abstracts until the 24th September 2020. 

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