In short, Restorative Justice is a process through which remorseful offenders accept responsibility for their misconduct to those injured and to the community that, in response, allows the reintegration of the offender in the community. The emphasis is on restoration: restoration of the offender in terms of his or her self-respect, restoration of the relationship between offender and victims, as well as restoration of both offenders and victims within the community.
UNITE and CJI Restorative Justice Skills training Day 1 hand outs.pdf
UNITE and CJI Restorative Justice Skills training Days 2 and 3.pdf
