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Restorative justice conferences

Find out how these conferences involve people harmed by crime in the process of holding young people responsible accountable and promote healing.

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  • About restorative justice conferences

    Information about restorative justice conferences, including what they are, why we do them and testimonials from participants.

  • Restorative justice conference process

    Find out who attends a restorative justice conference and what happens before, during and after the meeting.

  • Restorative justice information for victims

    Find out how restorative justice conferences provide a chance for people impacted by youth crime to be involved in deciding an outcome.

  • Restorative justice for young people and their families

    Read about the benefits of youth justice conferencing for young people, and why family and community involvement are so important.

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