This video shows the presentations on Restorative Justice (RJ) delivered in March 2023 by Nicole McClean and Kim Charles from Remedi Restorative Services and Dr Jane Bryan, Reader in Law at Warwick University Law School. Nicole and Kim deliver RJ in … Continue reading →
Coventry Restorative Stories is a project to promote awareness of Restorative Justice (RJ) within Coventry and to listen to the voices of people who have used or needed it. Do you have experience of RJ or wish you had? Tell … Continue reading →
The second edition of this classic handbook was published on 22 May 2020. Download the book by clicking on the link below. It can be used for practitioners and for education. Handbook_on_Restorative_Justice_Programmes_2020
Continue reading →Janika Cartwright was attacked by her boyfriend Leon Harrison while she sat in her car outside a Stirchley gym in 2013. She was stabbed eight times including through her heart. Because she was pregnant and had her 9-month-old baby on … Continue reading →
Students at Finham Park School have produced this video to show the effect that RJ has had upon the school. It’s premier showing was at the Coventry RJ Conference in November 2018.
Continue reading →At a meeting of the West Midlands Strategic Policing and Crime Board, Philip Brown asked the following questions on behalf of the Coventry Restorative Justice Forum. A video of the questions and answers can be found here. A webcast of the … Continue reading →
In 2014, when she was 19, Steph was attacked in a bank by Ian who was dressed all in black. In order to force the clerks to give him money, Ian held Steph hostage, threatening to cut off her feet with … Continue reading →
This video sets out the circumstances around a case study that actually happened in Sheffield. The victims form part of the video and the reconstruction is acted out by police cadets from South Yorkshire Police.
Continue reading →Peter Woolf was a prolific offender, ensconced in a world of violence and depravity, who, by his own reckoning committed about 20,000 crimes. Then he burgled a house, fought with his victim and ended up in prison yet again. This … Continue reading →