Restorative Justice Council Restorative Justice We are delighted to introduce a fantastic group of guest speakers from different sectors in the restorative field who will be sharing their wealth of knowledge and expertise in these sessions. The restorative justice council (rjc) is the independent third sector membership body for the field of restorative practice. it provides quality assurance and a national voice.
Restorativepractice Restorativejustice Rjc Restorative Justice Welcome to the rjc’s 2025 restorative practice guidance, a significant publication designed for practitioners, service providers, and organisations committed to delivering high quality restorative practices across various sectors. The restorative justice council (rjc) promotes quality restorative practice for everyone. the rjc is the independent third sector membership body for the field of restorative practice. The rjc has developed clear, evidence based practice frameworks and guidance to support the delivery of quality restorative practice and has put mechanisms in place to enable our members to demonstrate that they meet those standards. Restorative justice brings those harmed by crime or conflict and those responsible for the harm into communication, enabling everyone affected by a particular incident to play a part in repairing the harm and finding a positive way forward. this is part of a wider field called restorative practice.
Restorative Practice The rjc has developed clear, evidence based practice frameworks and guidance to support the delivery of quality restorative practice and has put mechanisms in place to enable our members to demonstrate that they meet those standards. Restorative justice brings those harmed by crime or conflict and those responsible for the harm into communication, enabling everyone affected by a particular incident to play a part in repairing the harm and finding a positive way forward. this is part of a wider field called restorative practice. This is reflected in our practice guidance for practitioners, service providers, restorative organisations and trainers which has been developed to promote the delivery of high quality restorative services to a nationally agreed standard. As part of the 2015 standards and guidance review, the rjc sought views from members on a proposed new version of the rjc principles of restorative processes. the updated 2015 version of the principles is available below. a summary of members' responses and the revisions made is available here. The rjc monitor and recognise good practice by rj service providers and practitioners. originally known as the restorative service quality mark (rsqm), services were recognised for meeting standards in high quality restorative practice. We created this toolkit out of deep appreciation for the diversity and complexity of restorative justice practices and the ways it is supported locally, regionally, and nationally. practicing restorative justice is both transformative and complex.
Lead Restorative Practitioner Restorative Justice Council This is reflected in our practice guidance for practitioners, service providers, restorative organisations and trainers which has been developed to promote the delivery of high quality restorative services to a nationally agreed standard. As part of the 2015 standards and guidance review, the rjc sought views from members on a proposed new version of the rjc principles of restorative processes. the updated 2015 version of the principles is available below. a summary of members' responses and the revisions made is available here. The rjc monitor and recognise good practice by rj service providers and practitioners. originally known as the restorative service quality mark (rsqm), services were recognised for meeting standards in high quality restorative practice. We created this toolkit out of deep appreciation for the diversity and complexity of restorative justice practices and the ways it is supported locally, regionally, and nationally. practicing restorative justice is both transformative and complex.
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