Events
8th Annual Conference on Restorative Approaches in Educational and Care Settings:
14th - 15th March 2012
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Supporters recieve our monthly e-bulletins, our quarterly newsletter Resolution and member-only online resources.
Your support will enable the RJC to continue our work as the national voice for restorative practice.
Joining the RJC as a Supporter costs just £35.
For an extra £40 Supporters receive discounted entry to RJC events.
Individual OrganisationJoin as an RJC Practitioner Member
Joining the Register of Restorative Practitioners will give you public recognition of your experience as a restorative practitioner. Your name will be on the online Register and you will be able to keep in touch with the field of restorative practice, through our newsletter Resolution and monthly e-bulletins, free telephone advice, member-only resources on the website and discounted entry to RJC events including our Annual Practitioners Day.
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RJC Trainer
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The RJC Trainers Code of Practice 2011 sets the industry-wide standard for training in restorative practice - the bedrock for quality restorative services.
- Any training provider who agrees to adhere to the RJC Trainers Code of Practice can join the RJC and be listed on our Trainers Register, with your courses and events advertised through our website, newsletter and e-bulletins.
About the Restorative Justice Council
The Restorative Justice Council provides quality assurance and the national voice for the field of restorative practice
The RJC is the independent third sector membership body for the field of restorative practice. Our patron is HRH, the Princess Royal.
Our members are practitioners, training providers, organisations providing restorative practice across the country, and individual supporters. All RJC members receive monthly e-bulletins and quarterly newsletters, dedicated member-only resources and forums online, discounted entry to RJC events, and free telephone advice.
We provide quality assurance for the public through our work on best practice, standards and accreditation; our online national Trainers Register and Practitioner Register; and through our Practitioner and Trainer Codes of practice.
We are the national voice for restorative practice, advocating for the development of restorative practice with Government and providing information to the public through our website and media work. Working with all our members and partner organisations, we bring the field together, and through our publications and events, share innovative practice and support the development of quality restorative practice.
We provide advice and consultancy enabling new services to grow.
Further Reading
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http://www.restorativejustice.org.uk/trustee/
Meet the RJC Board of Trustees
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http://www.restorativejustice.org.uk/staff/
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