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Our invited guests come from far away, not only geographically but also in their multidisciplinary experiences, to share theoretical frameworks and models that can inform practices, develop skills and improve systems. David B Moore and Alikki Vernon (based in Australia, and active members of the network organisation Australian Association for Restorative Justice) are “pracademics” deeply connected to practice and training in restorative practice, and they work as restorative facilitators and innovators promoting a wider cultural change to embed restorative practices in today’s societies. This session presents key ideas from their co-authored new book, “Setting Relations Right in Restorative Practice” (2024), the inaugural text in the Routledge series “Contemporary Issues in Restorative Practice” (edited by Kerry Clamp, UK).
This webinar will be the perfect moment for restorative practitioners and facilitators, researchers and students, service directors, programme designers and social innovators, policymakers, community leaders and many other interested professionals to engage in an interactive discussion on how restorative practice responds to complex and serious harm and facilitates reforms within institutions.
The discussions may serve as a source of inspiration for the strategic development of the EFRJ, as the Board and Secretariat are currently working on the multiannual priorities and activities of the organisation for the years 2026-2030.