Centre for Restorative Justice (CRJ)

Survivor initiated-restorative justice as a pathway to justice for sexual assault in the Australian Capital Territory

The ANU convened a Symposium on Survivor Initiated-Restorative Justice as a Pathway to Justice for Sexual Assault on 27 August, 2021.

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Environmental restorative justice: A new justice framework for environmental harm

RegNet’s Associate Professor Miranda Forsyth and fellow convenors Brunilda Pali (Leuven Institute of Criminology) and Gema Varona (Basque Institute of Criminology) hosted more than 40 participant f

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A future agenda for Environmental Restorative Justice?

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RegNet scholars awarded APIP grant

We are delighted to announce that four RegNet scholars have secured funding from the Asia-Pacific Innovation Program (APIP) for the completion of the following projects:

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Justice capital: From the darkness into the light

By David Best and Sharynne Hamilton

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The Centre for Restorative Justice (CRJ) is a world leader in experimental and theoretical research on restorative justice in a range of areas including crime, conflict, peacebuilding and more recently environmental restorative justice. Its mission is to produce, synthesise and apply primary field studies wherever they can be conducted, translating that research into evidence-based policies around the world.

The Centre works closely with the Canberra Restorative Community which is convened by RegNet’s Mary Ivec.

RegNet’s John Braithwaite, Co-Director of the Centre, produces his own blog War. Crime. Regulation which closely relates to the work of the Centre.