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Our first conference brought together key people working in Restorative Justice from Australasia and abroad in an intimate conference facilitating connections between diverse groups and practitioners.
Australia's best known and most widely performed playwrite - "The Jack Manning Trilogy"
Deputy Director, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Unit, University of Queensland and Co-chair of Reconciliation Australia
Head of Gnibi College of Indigenous Australian Peoples
Chairman, New Zealand Parole Board
Go to the "Themes and Topics" and "Program" pages for details
RPI has been established by a group of restorative practitioners as the first international professional member based association for restorative practitioners. The organisation is designed to facilitate best practice and to support practitioners in the field of restorative justice and peace building. Whilst initiated in Australia, it is intended that the organisation become a truly international member based group within 3-5 years, with a biennial professional development conference that showcases work across the globe and helps to raise awareness of the important contribution people in our field are making.
Our first conference will not only launch the organisation but also celebrate the diversity of practice within our field, helping to connect practitioners, researchers and interested people and groups. Ten years in the making, we are excited about the possibilities this will open up within the field. Note it in your diary as conference numbers will be limited. Visit this site frequently for more information.
The theme for this inaugural conference will be:
Best Practice in Restorative Justice - Transformational Change
Conference registration is now open with faciliies available for cheque/money order, direct bank deposit, and secure on-line credit card payments. Please click the "Registration" item in the navigation menu for more details.
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