EMRJDirectory

The East Midlands Restorative Justice Directory is an initiative of the EMRJ Forum, a professional network welcoming everyone in the region interested in RJ.

[EMRJDirectory @emrjdirectory]

We are looking forward to welcoming our members back for our final EMRJ forum of 2022 tomorrow. We will be welcoming some new members, reflecting on the EMRJ forum so far and reviewing how we can continue to get the best out of the fourm and continue to share best practise

[Notts Victim CARE @NottsVictimCARE]

Our very own Restorative Justice Practitioner, Andy, is discussing how Victim CARE offers restorative justice.

"We offer RJ, it is not time bound and is offered with huge amounts of support along the way"

For information call 0800 304 7575.

#RestorativeJustice

[Notts Victim CARE @NottsVictimCARE]

Nicola is now explaining their experience of restorative justice and how the process with @NottsVictimCARE helped them.

The reason Nicola explored the option of restorative justice was because:

"I just wanted him to know that I forgave him"

#RestorativeJustice

[Jas Purewal @JasPurewal3]

Looking forward to meeting RJ colleagues from Nottinghamshire to discuss how we raise the profile of RJ and network to support each other better.

[Ivan Liburd @IvanLiburd]

This is a great opportunity for community leaders involved in projects, charities, community groups or social enterprises which contribute to preventing crime & violence & building safer communities.
https://t.co/ztHEuY2vNl
Delivered by the great @consultingjones

[Restorative Justice Council @RJCouncil]

There is still time to submit an abstract for our 4th Annual Conference! This year our theme is 'Living in Troubled Times - Restorative approaches to building resilience.' Find out more about our conference programme and submit your abstract at https://t.co/9xQ3R6Ekpc

[EMRJDirectory @emrjdirectory]

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty the Queen. Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with her family during this sad time.

[Restorative Devon, #together we can @RP_Devon]

Brilliant quote: “Good leaders know the difference between:

Hearing and listening
Knowing and understanding
Talking and discussing
Linked in connections and true relationships
Friendliness and emotional intelligence

Indeed, it’s often what gives them their competitive edge.”

[Hertfordshire Beacon @HertsBeacon]

Restorative Justice aims to repair harm and give victims a space for their voices to be heard, allowing them to share the impact a crime has had or ask any questions they may have, to the person who has caused them harm. If you would like to find out more call us on 03000 115 555

[The Mint House - Centre for Restorative Practice @MintHouseRP]

We're planning our autumn events programme. What types of events or topics would be helpful for you? Please let us know! #restorativejustice #restorativepractice

[Catch22 @Catch22]

On Thursday September 22nd, we will be hosting our next victim-focused webinar all about #RestorativeJustice.

Join our panel of experts as we discuss the different approaches for restorative justice, the benefits, and the challenges.

Register here: https://t.co/EPVNQxjMyC

[Linda Millington @LindaMillingto9]

Journeying home from a day out to visit @NottsVictimCARE RJ team. Great to meet you face to face!

[Victim First @Victim1st]

@rjimidlands @Rupert_Matthews Absolutely! Restorative Justice is already a great tool we use here in LLR to tackle ASB and other issues. Visit our website for more information on how Victim First deliver Restorative Justice in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland on behalf of the OPCC https://t.co/wEqtzsrafr

[Frances Jessie @FrancesJessie2]

The Hook, the Maze and the Trap
https://t.co/cr1eWIOAl1

[Restorative SY @RestorativeSY]

Great comments from #victim following #feedback from an #offender in #SouthYorkshire. @RJCouncil @AssocPCCs @SYPCC @RestorativeSY @syptweet @RJAPPG

[Restorative Justice Council @RJCouncil]

Meeting my rapist was the hardest thing I’ve done, but restorative justice gave me my life back https://t.co/drIvV1Dn9n

[Charlotte Calkin REF @CharleyCrowther]

We are currently working with a psychiatric hospital for young people - they’ve introduced restorative practices & recorded incidents have instantly dropped by 2/3rds on the ward. The enthusiasm & appetite for working this way is humbling & how it sings to everyone’s core values

[Why me? @whymeUK]

We believe that people who commit crimes have the potential to turn their lives around. But many don’t get the support they need to do so. #RestorativeJustice allows them to acknowledge the harm they caused, make amends & give back to their community.

[Restorative Justice APPG @RJAPPG]

The APPG is pleased to see that Restorative Justice is to be considered as part of the commission on the Grenfell Tower fire.

It is important that the principles of restorative practices are considered across the range of restorative interventions.

https://t.co/J46Wh2IA4V