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What's new in restorative justice research?
Researchers have published thousands of articles on restorative justice. However, much of this information is behind the paywalls of academic journals or is too lengthy to be of practical use. |
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Eddie's story
When Eddie was assaulted by a boy he knew, it had a long-term impact on his health, his wellbeing and his family. Here, he describes how restorative justice helped him get his confidence back. |
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Daniel's story
Daniel became the victim of anti-Semitic hate crime while out walking in his local area. Here he explains how restorative justice enabled him to tell the offender exactly how the crime had impacted on him. |
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RSQM terms and conditions
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Restorative justice and prisons - a report for governors
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Improving victim take-up of restorative justice - A Restorative Justice Council research report
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Alli’s story
When Alli’s house was burgled, losing irreplaceable memories of her mother left her distraught and with unanswered questions. Here, she explains how restorative justice gave her the chance to tell the offender how much he’d hurt her so that she could move on with her life. |
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Working with black, Asian and minority ethnic children in the youth justice system: a guide for restorative justice practitioners
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Restorative justice and black, Asian and minority ethnic children in the youth justice system
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What's new in restorative justice research?
Researchers have published thousands of articles on restorative justice. However, much of this information is behind the paywalls of academic journals or is too lengthy to be of practical use. Here, Ian Marder, a PhD researcher at the University of Leeds and the founder of the Community of Restorative Researchers, discusses the findings of some recent research. |