Blog, Restorative Justice practice

29 Oct 2026

The exciting times of early Restorative Justice

This is a guest blog by Marian Liebmann.   I was very interested to learn about Why me?’s Damage and

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27 Oct 2026

How to get involved in Restorative Justice Week 2026

Restorative Justice Week is fast approaching, taking place between the 15th and the 21st of November. It is a time

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20 Oct 2026

Turning my lived experience of Restorative Justice into support for young people

This is a blog by Why me? Ambassador, Jaymelea Hurren.   When people hear the words restorative justice, they often

Blog, News, Victims' rights

16 Oct 2026

Raising awareness of hate crime as it reaches record highs

The 10th to the 17th of October marks Hate Crime Awareness Week, a time to reflect on the impact of

Blog, Restorative Justice practice

14 Oct 2026

Policing, Crime and Restorative Justice in Devon and Cornwall

Alison Hernandez has been the Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly for over a

Blog, Restorative Justice practice, Stories of Restorative Justice

1 Oct 2026

Devon and Cornwall: Getting senior leader buy-in and educating professionals

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   What happens when you put senior decision-makers,

News, Policy and campaign updates, ReHub, Victims' rights

25 Sep 2026

Paul Kohler MP raises Restorative Justice and ReHub in the House of Commons

This week, Paul Kohler, Why me? Ambassador and MP for Wimbledon shared his experience of Restorative Justice in the House

News, Policy and campaign updates, Prison and probation

23 Sep 2026

Held to account: The Common Ground Justice Project share new report on what people want from the justice system

The Common Ground Justice Project have published a new report called ‘Held to account’, exploring the “loss of confidence in

Restorative Justice practice

18 Sep 2026

What would it take to move Restorative Justice from the margins into the mainstream?

This is a guest blog by Srila Devi, a freelance journalist and author, currently training as a restorative practitioner. She

News, Victims' rights

11 Sep 2026

Why me? welcomes call for better communication about Restorative Justice for road crime victims

Why me? welcomes the call for better communication about Restorative Justice for people injured or bereaved through road crime in

News, Stories of Restorative Justice, Why me? updates

11 Sep 2026

Platform B: Youth-led radio station shares stories of Restorative Justice

Launched in 2016, Platform B is Brighton & Hove’s only youth-led radio station broadcasting on 105.5FM, DAB+ and online. Directed

News, Policy and campaign updates, Prison and probation

2 Sep 2026

Restorative Justice raised by Why me? in Ministry of Justice’s prison review

This week, the Ministry of Justice closed their call for evidence as part of the ‘Independent review of the prison

News, Policy and campaign updates, Prison and probation

2 Sep 2026

Government announce new measures to support victims affected by early release

The Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has shared an update on the Early Release Scheme under the new Sentencing Act which

News, Policy and campaign updates, ReHub

28 Aug 2026

Why me? call for ReHub policy change in letter to new Prisons Minister

This week, Why me?, in collaboration with Belong: Making Justice Happen and The Common Ground Justice Project, wrote to the

News, Stories of Restorative Justice, Why me? updates

19 Aug 2026

Why me? share new teaching resources to engage students in Restorative Justice

Why me? are pleased to share a new range of teaching resources that enable students to learn about the power