We believe in bringing people together to create shared solutions. Building strong relationships means making decisions together, and repairing relationships after harm involves jointly making agreements for next steps.

Talking about a conflict can bring clarity to the situation. In restorative justice, offenders and those harmed can talk through what happened and why.

🟢 Help us bring restorative justice to more people in Oxford!

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Listening is an important part of restorative practice. Giving everyone space to talk is key to respect & understanding. In listening circles, a 'talking piece' (small item) is passed around. Only the person holding the item is allowed to talk.

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We want to help more people to grow healthy relationships in their local community, workplace, sports team, faith community, school or university, family, and in support services such as health and social care or housing (to name a few!).

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TOMORROW! Have your donation DOUBLED through matched funding via The Big Give!

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Save the date! The Big Give Christmas Challenge is NEXT WEEK (2-9 December) where you can support us by having your donation DOUBLED through matched funding!

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TOMORROW! ⏰ Join us as Justin Mui & Tyler Sim share highlights from their book 'Relationships, Community, and the Restorative School: Lessons from Singapore'.

“What makes a restorative school culture sustainable?”

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