Restorative Practice

RESTORATIVE PRACTICE SCOTLAND

Working to achieve quality outcomes through restorative practice in Scotland

Events Page

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Restorative Practice Scotland is pleased to publish online workshop and presentation papers from our Annual Seminar and AGM

Restorative Practice – Coming of Age?

Paper 1 Jenny Johnstone.ppt

Paper 2 Alan Hamilton.ppt

Paper 3 Gillian McLuskey.ppt

Paper 4 Kimberlee Blair and Andrea Allan.ppt

Paper 5 LB Police.ppt

Paper 6 Billy Nicol.ppt

Paper 7 Peter Kaye and Richard Hendry.ppt

Paper 8 Fabienne Naujoks.ppt

Paper 9 Jon Clarke.rtf

Please see below “Summary Conference Report”, prepared by Richard Hendry

Restorative Approaches: A Revolution in Justice?

7th Annual Conference held at Westminster Studio, London, 27 Jan 2011

Summary Conference Report.doc

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"Developing and Sustaining Practical Approaches for

Restorative Practice in Our Work Settings"

Presentations from the Craigmonie seminar can be accessed below:

The First Restorative Practice Scotland Seminar

"Developing and Sustaining Practical Approaches for Restorative Practice in Our Work Settings"

Purpose and theme

The purpose of this seminar was the exchange of practice experience and the fostering of a supportive restorative practice community in Scotland. Three broad sectors were covered in seminar groups, namely Prisons, Schools and Youth Justice

The seminar was supported by the following organisations:

Scottish Prison Service

SACRO

Victim Support Scotland

Perth College/UHI Millennium Institute

Criminal Justice Social Work Development Centre

Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research

We are pleased to report that the seminar was a particularly successful event with all places taken, and an informed and participative attendance took full opportunity to make the most of the presentations and workshops. Particularly thanks go to the Governor and Staff at Polmont YOI whose hospitality and interest was appreciated by all.

Details of the three power point presentations can be found below.

RPS in schools

RPS and Youth Justice

RPS in Prisons

Restorative Practice Scotland would like to thank all the contributors and attendees at the April 2007 Perth Conference for their participation in a highly successful and productive event. Due to the continuing interest in the workshops and related topics the information below will remain archived here for a further period.

Conference Follow Through

Please see below links to conference questions and responses:

Why has RP not taken off with adults & what can be done

1. The Policy Gap.doc

2. Where does RP fit with partnership working.doc

3. How do we approach public relations and influence public perception of RP.doc

4. What are the advantages of using the terms RP and RJ.doc

5. When is it inappropriate to use restorative practice.doc

8. What are the best chances for implementation for RP in institutional settings.doc

Evaluation Forms - Summary.doc

Latest Updates!

Please see below links to Conference contributor CV's and workshop abstracts: