News

The Kyoto Declaration issued by the UN Crime Congress calls for the facilitation of restorative justice processes.

The recent publication of our colleague, Emanuela Biffi's paper offers a good overview of what we know about the application of restorative justice in cases of violent extremism and terrorism. It was published by the RAN Network. 

On Spring 2021, the European Forum for Restorative Justice organises again online trainings on two different topics: "Training on introduction to restorative justice" (ENG/ESP) and "Training on serious harm" (ENG).

On 8 March 2021 (4 - 6 pm CET), several members of the Working Group on Gender-Based Violence will take part in an online panel discussion. The event is open to a wider public of professionals working on restorative justice, criminal justice, victim support, community work, and others interested in these topics. Register here. 

Join us for a workshop on understanding restorative justice in cases of anti-LGBT  hate crimes. 

The EFRJ Board and Secretariat, in collaboration with the local organising team from Sassari University, have decided to postpone the 11th International EFRJ conference to June 2022.

The Jubilee Magazine aims to celebrate the past, present, and future of the EFRJ and the restorative justice movement in Europe. 

Download the Jubilee Magazine for free and enjoy the EFRJ party today 8 December at 16h CET on Zoom.

The European Forum for Restorative Justice (EFRJ) launches a press release on REstART Festival.  The Festival gathers the most remarkable initiatives of art works from the recent years exploring restorative justice

We are pleased to share the recording of our webinar on Violence, Hate and Othering from last week with Lucy Jaffe and Miriam Attias, moderated by Tehmina Kazi.

The European Forum for Restorative Justice is organising an online Winter Academy,  a high-quality learning opportunity for those interested in getting involved in restorative justice.

The Research Committee is launching an innovative call for papers for a project called “Widening the restorative lens” with the aim of outlining an edited book and/or special journal issue that brings together studies related to restorative justice. Deadline: 15th December!

The European Forum for Restorative Justice (EFRJ) and Terre des hommes (TdH) call the European Commission to support the implementation of child-friendly restorative justice.