Introduction 2
- Learning objectivesLecture1.1
- About the Restorative Justice for All (RJ4All) International InstituteLecture1.2
Baseline Questionnaire 1
MODULE 1: Restorative justice in history 4
- What is restorative justice?Lecture3.1
- Restorative Justice in historyLecture3.2
- Restorative justice in historyLecture3.3
- Restorative justice post 1970sLecture3.4
Module 2 - Restorative justice theory 8
- A range of definitionsLecture4.1
- Conflicts in conceptionLecture4.2
- An overarching ethosLecture4.3
- Restorative justice theoryLecture4.4
- Being reflective about restorative justiceLecture4.5
- Some Basic PrinciplesLecture4.6
- Power sharingLecture4.7
- Sum upLecture4.8
Module 3: Restorative justice practice 8
- Which are the restorative justice practices?Lecture5.1
- Minimising conflictLecture5.2
- Restorative justice and preventionLecture5.3
- Restorative justice standardsLecture5.4
- Restorative justice and complex casesLecture5.5
- Reflecting on your own workLecture5.6
- Case studies of restorative justiceLecture5.7
- Ready for a little test?Lecture5.8
Test 1
- Test exercise 13 questionsQuiz6.1
Useful resources 1
- Reading listLecture7.1
Evaluation questionnaire 2
- Diversity formLecture8.1
- Post evaluation questionnaireLecture8.2
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