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| #EFRJ20: Wonderful Memories |
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Throw a glimpse at the photo albums from the EFRJ's past and look back with a wide smile to our past events, inspiring working moments and funny and warm social occasions. Do you want to add a comment to these photos? Or do you have a picture that you want to share with us for this occasion? We are expanding this collection, send your images and thoughts to us here.
One of the different initiatives we've launched for this EFRJ's memorable moment is a Jubilee Magazine to be published at the end of this year. The special issue will be building around three thematic umbrellas: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE. The open call we've launched to collect the articles resulted in 15 exciting contributions: we are looking forward to handing over to you the magazine in December - on our official birthday! |
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| RJWorld 2020 eConference |
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The EFRJ, in cooperation with other international and national organisations in the field of restorative justice, takes part in the RJWorld 2020 e-Conference on 22-31 August 2020, a new global restorative justice event taking place for the first time. During 10 days, participants can listen to inspiring presenters who are passionate about sharing insights and ideas in the realm of restorative justice and restorative practices in all sectors. Participants will be able to watch the recorded presentations of the speakers whenever it suits them, communicate with the presenters and participate in live discussions.
Our speakers (including contributions by Gema Varona, Fania Davis, Ivo Aertsen, Brunilda Pali, Tim Chapman among others) will contribute to the abundant offer of the programme. Get to know more about the EFRJ presenters here. You may buy your tickets, via our event-link, by doing so you support the work of the EFRJ with the 25% of the price.
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| Call for New Working Groups |
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The call for three new working groups the EFRJ is still out and open for one more month. The new working groups launched this year provide a unique opportunity to collaborate with a group of passionate experts (who are members of the EFRJ) on cutting-edge research and practice fields related to restorative justice with a great social relevance. The groups will develop practice tools and/or research on the following fields:
Read the calls, pick your favourite and apply by filling out the form on our site to join one of these teams. You can apply until 7 September 2020.
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| What does justice look like before and after the Covid-19? |
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We published Dr Ian Marder's report of the last meeting of restorative justice services and practitioners in Europe to talk about their work in the context of COVID-19 in The Restorative Blog last month.
This is the fourth meeting in a row of fruitful and insightful discussions among experts of the field. This time it was attended by 30 professionals from 17 countries who gathered to discuss the role of technology in restorative justice, and the need for truth and reconciliation in response to the harm, suffering and anger caused by the pandemic and its (mis)management.
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| Restorative justice in the USA: ongoing challenges during the pandemic. |
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| Restorative approaches in teaching criminal justice |
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| Moment of Inspiration |
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"Since the death of George Floyd other things have been changing. It's giving me the strength to see things in society changing - not only statues coming down but legislation being looked at".
We got inspired by a "Restorative Listening" event organised by one of our members: "Why me?" on June 25th. The listening forum gave people the opportunity to come together and share their experiences of systematic racism within the police and the other parts of the criminal justice system. |
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We hope you will enjoy the current edition. If you have any comments or any news you would like us to share, please let us know: newsflash@euforumrj.org.
If you want to let others know about this newsflash, please forward it to your friends or colleagues!
If you missed the previous editions, click here!
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