Blog post written by Nathan White, RJ4All Volunteer
It may come as a surprise given how ‘woke’ I am, but I have quite an ambivalent attitude toward people holding discriminatory
Written by:
Tara Sheppard-Luangkhot, Peace and Conflict Studies PhD student and RDaVR Intern
Let’s take a moment to honour the victims of terrorism who have died, and who have been impacted by terrorism and violent extremism in Europe. … Read more
By Christy Shaji
When people envision restorative justice (RJ) it is most often seen as an alternative to the current punitive system. However, RJ practices and philosophies are applicable outside of this system and can even help to reduce the … Read more
by Eleesha More
Around the world millions of young people work tirelessly each day by using their voice to make positive and lasting change. Young people are not only fighting for their own future but for the future of billions … Read more
Dear Rt Hon Robert Buckland MP,
A recent study compared how much people working in the private, public and charitable sectors boast about their achievements. Obviously, those working in the voluntary sector came last. This … Read more
By Sandra Jøgensen
Throughout the years, the Erasmus+ programme has benefitted a lot of people across Europe, including individuals and organisations from the UK. Erasmus+ is an EU funded programme made to support education, training, youth, and sport in Europe. … Read more
Gangs and youth violence continue to be a big problem across the world today. Children and young people are continuously being exploited by gangs to participate in criminal activities either through force, coercion, or bribery (Dearden, 2019). As youth crime … Read more
On Wednesday 28th October at 1.30pm, with funding from The Mayflower Fund and the European Solidarity Corps, The Restorative Justice for All International Institute (RJ4All) will hold their FRED Mayflower Youth Awards ceremony.
The online ceremony, which will … Read more
