Although this scholarly article entitled “Practice What You Preach: How Restorative Justice Could Solve the Judicial Problems in Clergy Abuse Cases” is dated it is relevant today and the thorough overview and citations are important.
Today’s podcast is with Azim Khamisa, whose 20-year old son was killed by gang member Tony Hicks in San Diego, California in 1995. Azim’s son, Tariq, was 20 years old. Tony Hicks, the offender, was 14 years old.
December 31, 2018 4:00pm Pacific Standard Time Today RJI has appointed Dr. Upneet Lalli from Chandigarh, India to sit on its Global Advisory Council (GAC). Dr. Lalli will also serve as a RJI Restorative Justice Ambassador.
December 7, 2018 -11:00 am Pacific Time RJI Announces Formation of the RJI Ambassadors of Restorative Justice Contact: Lisa Rea, President, Restorative Justice International (RJI) restorativejusticeinternational@charter.
RJI welcomes Hans Barendrecht as our special guest on our newest podcast. Hans is the Chief Executive Officer of Prison Fellowship Netherlands (Gevangenenzsorg Nederland). He has served in this capacity since 1995.
RJI shares this story which is well known to many of us who work in the field of restorative justice. It’s the story of a father, Azim Khamisa, who forgave the 14-teen year boy, Tony Hicks, who killed his son, Tariq in 1995.
November 15, 2018 3pm Pacific Time U.S.
RJ4All, based in London, has published this joint article written by Jeffrey Deskovic (Deskovic Foundation) and Lisa Rea (Restorative Justice International). How are wrongful convictions and restorative justice related? Read on. This is not a U.S.
Today’s podcast is our conversation with Peter Woolf from the UK. Peter is an ex-offender describing himself as once a “career criminal and a heroin addict” who spent some 18 years behind bars.
Lisa Rea interviews John Sage. With great pleasure RJI brings this podcast to you. We honor John’s work today. John Sage is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Bridges To Life (BTL).