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Restorative Justice is a range of processes that advocates that the people most effective at finding a solution to a problem are the people who are most directly impacted by the problem, creating opportunities, for those involved in a conflict to work together to understand and clarify the incident, working together towards repairing the harm caused.
Or in a legal Justice setting:
Restorative Justice is a range of processes that advocates that the people most effective at finding a solution to the harm caused by a criminal act, are the people who are most directly impacted by that act, creating opportunities, for those affected by the crime to be heard, working toward gaining understanding and clarity to work together towards repairing the harm caused.
Restorative Practices are a range of processes and principles we use to engage proactively with our communities and each other on a daily basis, in other words, unlike the principles of Restorative Justice, we do not need to have encountered conflict or harms to engage in Restorative Practice processes. Restorative Practices provide the foundational tool for building and nurturing our communities, creating opportunity for inclusion, belonging, positive behaviour development, building emotional literacy and problem solving skills. Reach out to our colleagues at the Centre 4 Restorative Practices, they are ready to talk with you.
A member of our Centre for Restorative Justice team will work with you to discuss and understand what you are wanting to achieve personally or professionally through Restorative Justice frameworks and provide the most appropriate assistance or process to meet your desired outcome. Talk with Us
We will meet with you and your team leaders to discuss and understand what your organisation is wanting to achieve professionally and as professional development for teams. This will enable us to contextualise the Restorative Practice principles and processes to provide the appropriate support for your organisation. Talk With Us
A restorative conference is a structured meeting between offenders, victims and both parties' family and friends, in which they deal with the consequences of the crime or wrongdoing and decide how best to repair the harm.
The Centre for Restorative Justice can facilitate a Restorative Conference. Talk With Us
We provide contextualised Professional Development workshops for organisations, including For Profit, For Purpose, Government Departments, Justice Organisations, Community Groups, Organisations and Schools and any other organisation seeking to develop their team skills, address behavioural development or gain tools for conflict navigation. Our colleagues at the Centre 4 Restortaive Practices operate our training schedule and bookings, click below to
Our colleagues at the Centre 4 Restortaive Practices operate our training schedule and bookings. The Centre 4 Restorative Practices provide a suite of Restorative Practice workshops and longer term 12 and 24 month Partner Packages. You will be able to register for community workshops via our website when they are offered. For further information on how C4RP can work with your school, workplace or organisation Talk With Us
Costs vary depending on the organisational requirements and number of participants attending a workshop.
Once we receive your request for information on the type of professional development required, we will contact you to arrange a discussion regarding your organisational needs and investment