Setting Relations Right in Restorative Practice

24th April 12 noon (GMT) on Zoom

We are delighted to announce our next network gathering on April 24th where we will be welcoming David Moore and Alikki Vernon to join us to share insights from their new book Setting Relations Right in Restorative Practice.  The book draws on practical experience and academic research to look at how restorative practice needs to continue to evolve to make the most of its reforming potential. It is essential reading for restorative practitioners, administrators, and policymakers, for students and researchers – indeed, for anyone interested in the power and potential of restorative practice and other forms of deliberative decision-making.’

This event will be on 24th April at 12noon (GMT) run on Zoom. The event will run for one hour and will include time for both presentation and discussion. 

David B. Moore is an independent consultant and academic, supporting individuals to communicate constructively and organisations to change adaptively. David was involved in pioneering restorative reforms in Australia, North America, the UK and Norway. He was a founding member of the Australian Association for Restorative Justice. He is currently a principal external advisor to redress schemes and regional service reform projects.

Alikki Vernon teaches and facilitates restorative practice in government, non-government and community organisations. As an academic, she co-ordinated innovative negotiation and conflict management courses, emphasising practice skills. Alikki provides expertise for restorative programs that address complex matters in justice, health, other workplaces and regional communities. Alikki also convenes a national community of practice for practitioners.

Find out more about their book -  

Setting Relations Right in Restorative Practice: Broadening Mindsets a (routledge.com)