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18 Mar 2026

Using reflection to set our intentions for 2026

This is a blog by our RJ Programme Manager, Anika Cosgrove.   Reflection is fundamental within restorative practice. Reflective learning

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18 Mar 2026

2026 training dates: Foundation and Complex training courses

The dates and availability in this blog is no longer the most up to date information, visit our training page

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14 Mar 2026

Amendment to the Victims and Courts Bill tabled in the House of Lords

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Why me? are delighted to announce that

News, Policy and campaign updates

12 Mar 2026

Help us shape the future of victims’ rights

We need your help to change the future of victims’ rights. Right now, victims of crime are entitled to a

Blog, Policy and campaign updates, Restorative Justice practice, Victims' rights

8 Mar 2026

Government respond to call for legal right to Restorative Justice

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   On Monday 9th of February, the Victims

Blog, Restorative Justice practice

8 Mar 2026

Becoming a Restorative Lawyer

This is a guest blog by Brenda Waugh, author of the book ‘Becoming a Restorative Lawyer’.   On an October

Blog, Restorative Justice practice, Stories of Restorative Justice

5 Mar 2026

Opening doors: Our journey to a restorative, trauma-informed school

This is a guest blog written by Matthew Poole, Assistant Headteacher, Culture and Welfare, DSL at Rowhill Pupil Referral Unit.

News, Policy and campaign updates, Prison and probation, Stories of Restorative Justice, Victims' rights

2 Mar 2026

Why me? Ambassadors in action: Meeting the Prisons’ Minister and BBC Crimewatch

It has been a busy week for our Ambassadors, who have been making significant progress in spreading the word about

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28 Feb 2026

New RJC Report: The Post Office Scandal and Restorative Justice

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   The Restorative Justice Council (RJC) have recently

Blog, Restorative Justice practice, Stories of Restorative Justice

27 Feb 2026

The wow factor of a clever discussion: Sir Charles Pollard’s advice on the best way to communicate Restorative Justice

This is a blog by Why me? Volunteer, Printorn Kordumrong.   As one of the pioneers of Restorative Justice being

Blog, News, Victims' rights

26 Feb 2026

Have your say on victims’ rights

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   This week, we held a forum on

Blog, Stories of Restorative Justice

25 Feb 2026

The Three Dimensions of Victims’ Needs: The Key Message from Paul Kohler MP

This is a blog by our Volunteer, Printorn Kordumrong.   “Why me?” was the question that drew Paul Kohler MP

Blog, Restorative Justice practice

21 Feb 2026

How to get the message out about Restorative Justice

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter.   Do you ever feel like people don’t

Blog, News, Policy and campaign updates, Restorative Justice practice, Victims' rights

13 Feb 2026

The end of hate incidents and the risk to Restorative Justice

This is a blog by our Restorative Justice Programme Manager, Anika Cosgrove and our CEO, Sara Dowling.   The Home

Blog, Restorative Justice practice, Victims' rights

30 Jan 2026

Valuing victims through a time of change

This is a blog by our Communications and Campaigns Manager, Keeva Baxter. Thank you to Faye Sellers who wrote the