and most excitingly an announcement of FREE places on our latest eLearning course in Digital Safeguarding in Practice.

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Challenging Justice Inequalities is funded by the Nuffield Foundation and is a collaboration between CYCJ and colleagues across the University of Strathclyde (in CELCIS, Strathclyde Law School and Strathclyde Institute of Education) as well as third sector partners Action for Children and includem.

For more information, you can visit www.challengejustice.org or email the project team at [email protected]

They are currently looking for young people (14-17) to take part in either:
- A creative focus group
- More in-depth interviews

Participants will be compensated for their time.

This project aims to explore young people's experience of policing in Scotland. They are also interested in how police officers recognise and respond to young people's experiences.

Introducing 'Doing intersectionality ‘in justice’: exploring intersectional experiences of policing with children and front-line police officers in Scotland.'

Community Justice Scotland’s restorative justice e-learning module:
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Sacro’s Restorative Skills training course:
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CYCJ’s Restorative Justice chapter in the Children and Young People in Conflict with the Law: Policy, Practice and Legislation guidance:
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To explore the approach in more depth, watch this webinar recording with RJ academic Dr. Steve Kirkwood on his reflections on developing a Practice Framework for Restorative Justice; linking values, principles, knowledge, and practice guidelines.

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Come along to hear from our brilliant speakers and join colleagues for discussions on these important topics.

Book your free place now via Ticket Tailor 👇

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We rounded up the day with a tactile design session that imagined the future of RJ and remove the barriers. It was great to see the delegates getting creative and generating even more discussion!

If you have questions about CYCJ's work on Restorative Justice, please get in touch.
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