Resources
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Annabel's story
Annabel didn’t realise how much being burgled had affected her until she came face to face with the young offender. Here, she talks about how restorative justice helped her to feel like her house was a home again. |
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Jason's story
Jason was convicted of possession of a firearm and armed robbery and sentenced to five years at HMP & YOI Feltham. During his sentence he met the victims of his crime in a restorative justice conference. Here, Jason explains how restorative justice helped him to understand the impact of his crime and move on with his life after prison. |
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Resolution #56 Winter 2016
Download issue #56 of our Resolution magazine Members can access this download by clicking here |
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Lucy's story
Lucy* lives in Northamptonshire with her three sons, one of whom needs full time care because of a disability. One night, someone broke into her house while she was asleep and stole her keys. When her oldest son returned home from a night out, her car was gone. She explains how restorative justice helped her to put her mind at rest about what happened. |
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Susan's story
Susan is a restorative justice facilitator. When her bike was stolen, she was given the opportunity to experience a restorative justice conference from an entirely new perspective. |
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Resolution #55 Autumn 2015
Download issue #55 of our Resolution magazine Members can access this download by clicking here |
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Restorative learning - Carr Manor Community School
An article from Resolution 52 about Carr Manor Community School. |
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Ray and Vi's story
In May 2001, Christopher Donovan and his brother Philip were on a night out together when they were attacked by a gang of youths. Philip was beaten unconscious, and when Christopher tried to help him, he was pulled to the ground and repeatedly kicked in the head. He was then left unconscious in the middle of a four-lane road, where he was hit by a car and dragged for forty feet. |
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Tony's story
I was pushing my 99-year-old mother in her wheelchair just outside the sheltered accommodation block where she lives. Her handbag, which had her purse in it, was slung over the arm of the wheelchair. All of a sudden I was pushed to one side and this boy snatched the handbag and ran off. |
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Kate's story
When Kate’s daughter was killed in a car accident, she had to come to terms not only with the loss, but also with her unanswered questions. |