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Restorative Practices
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Restorative Practices
About Restorative Practices
"Restorative Practice" describes any process whereby all the parties with a stake in a particular issue or conflict come together to resolve collectively how to deal with the issue or aftermath of the conflict and its implications for the future. [go to page]
Terminology
The term "Restorative Practice" describes any a process whereby all the parties with a stake in a particular issue or conflict come together to resolve collectively how to deal with the issue or aftermath of the conflict and its implications for the future. [go to page]
Advantages and Benefits
Restorative Justice offers many advantages and benefits to existing methods of resolving conflict and repairing relationships [go to page]
Youth Justice
VARJ members have been involved in a range of Youth Justice programs providing training and advice on the core legislation. [go to page]
Community
Maryborough Event 2010 [go to page]
Schools
Restorative Justice in Schools [go to page]
Workplace & Industry
"Restorative justice" or “restorative practices” have been applied in workplaces in recent years. The following grid combines various processes into one explanatory model. [go to page]
Families
History, Overview, the Process [go to page]
Adult Justice/Corrections
Restorative Practices in Corrections [go to page]