The RJC are proud to have hosted the 2008 Restorative Justice Practitioners Day with support from the former Mediation UK’s Mediation and Reparation Committee and Mediation Support Ltd.

Additional materials for the days workshops have been made available where possible, if you have a particular interest in a workshop do call the RJC office on 020 7653 1992 for more information.

Opening Plenary
Belinda Hopkins arouses our interest and reminds us that RJ is greater than the conference room (RJ>C!)

Workshops

Art Approaches to Restorative Justice - Clair Aldington

Restorative Justice and Domestic Violence - Marian Liebmann & Marilyn Taylor

What have I done? Victim empathy pack - Peter Wallis & Vicky Smith

SORI Programme: Restorative Justice in the Criminal Justice Setting - Julia Houlston-Clarke, Michelle Andrews & Tony Davies

Communicating RJ - Contacting Victims of Crime - Nicky Gunter and Helen Orros

Using residential approaches in residential care settings: day to day practice - Belinda Hopkins & Wendy Thompson

The Youth Rehabilitation Order: Opportunities for RJ - Saar Yaniv

Do I want to feel safer or be safer? What motivates me and others in RJ? - Paul Crosland

Self Awareness in RJ Practitioners - Barbara Tudor

Restorative Approaches and Diversity: Social glue and social oil - Luke Roberts & Caroline Newton

Restorative Approaches and Violent Crime - Ed Anderton and Dan Kershen

RJ for Victims of Crime: Victim Support South Wales and Working - Sarah Jones and David Parr

A Restorative Approach to Conditional Cautions - Fiona Shipley & Wendy Freshman

What format for accreditation of RJ? - John Pepin & Ilan Vuddamalay

Restorative Practice: One size does not fit all! - Annette Hinton & Kim Salisbury

Closing Plenary
Barbara Tudor sets out the challenges facing RJ practitioners before giving a rallying cry for a bright future