Wherever there are people, there are opportunities for conflict, disagreement, and misunderstanding. Sometimes this can start small but grow into a bigger issue for everyone involved. Most of us want to have good relationships with others but often people don't know how to build healthy relationships or approach conflict. Sometimes harm has occurred which is too big to tackle without help. We know that restorative justice and practice can be beneficial in these situations!

We want to reach new groups of people, such as residents associations, youth groups, parents, and those who work in early years settings to work with them to find ways to support people to learn about and use restorative justice and practice in those contexts. This might include facilitating listening circles, providing courses, training staff, developing resources, creative arts opportunities, and using media such as podcasts or social media for education and engagement.