RJI Hubs

Restorative Justice International Hubs

Today we are launching RJI’s Hub Project to assist in organizing our over 6500 members and affiliates, at present, by subject area reflecting the areas where we are active, are hoping to become more active, and to reflect the experience of our Global Advisory Council (GAC) members.

The objective of the RJI Hub Project is to help you in connecting with us and to encourage networking with other members and affiliates by topic nationally and globally. Collaboration is critical as we work together for systemic justice reform based on restorative justice. The subjects listed show RJI’s broad vision for restorative justice and the vision of those we work with globally. We think big! Join us.

The Hub members are key contacts within the GAC with special expertise, or expressed interest, in each subject area. RJI’s aim is to advise you of this roll-out and expansion of our work which may include training and education programmes (virtual or in person when possible) in these subject areas with an emphasis, of course, on restorative justice. RJI and its advisors are often available as speakers, and to provide consulting assistance when possible.

Please keep in contact with RJI via this website for further information. If you are an affiliate, we will keep you posted on developments.

Connect with our GAC member representatives if you have a question about their respective areas, or simply to expand your network in these areas. For more information on each GAC member find this link: GAC Members

A special thanks to Ailbhe Griffith (Ireland) and Martin Howard (Australia) for their exceptional contribution to this project. To work directly with RJI’s Hub Project and to answer questions about it contact RJI President Lisa Rea at restorativejusticeinternational@charter.net. RJI’s database manager is Ailbhe Griffith. Should you have any queries on these details please reach her at restorativejusticeintl@gmail.com