The last Government Action Plan on Restorative Justice expired in March 2018 and was not renewed. It can be found here Following their extensive RJ Inquiry in 2016, the Justice Committee strongly recommended that the Government produce an annual plan … Continue reading →
We have done a study of parents, and in particular, mothers, who are fined or threatened with fines for their child’s non-attendance at school.There are many children who need support to cope in school, and who don’t get it: they … Continue reading →
Coventry Restorative Justice Forum congratulates its member Barbara Tudor who has won one of this year’s Butler Trust Awards for a pioneering career, spanning four decades, in which she has influenced restorative justice practice in probation and prison settings, both nationally … Continue reading →
The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson confirmed on 18 October that Remedi will deliver restorative justice within the West Midlands. This follows a review following an appeal against his earlier decision to award the contract to the … Continue reading →
We are thrilled to announce that Vinesh Vignarasa of Finham Park School has created this outstanding logo for the Coventry Restorative Justice Forum. Is encapsulates an ideal outcome from a restorative justice meeting. We hope that Vinesh will be present at … Continue reading →
Coventry RJ Forum conducted an exercise over the summer of 2018 to find out who is delivering RJ within Coventry. We have also visited some organisations outside the city in order to obtain a broader picture of what else is … Continue reading →
Coventry Restorative Justice (RJ) Forum are planning a conference in November 2018. It is intended to Introduce RJ and set it in context Allow those who already use RJ in their institutions to showcase their work Enable decision makers and … Continue reading →
The Ministry of Justice supports victim-focused restorative justice (RJ) because it has been shown to provide significant benefits to victims, and it has also supported the availability of restorative justice to offenders because of its potential in reducing recidivism. The … Continue reading →
Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation are proud to announce that today we have published paperback and electronic versions of the classic book dealing with restorative justice entitled: Crime and Accountability: Victim – Offender Mediation in Practice by Tony … Continue reading →