Marg Thorsborne & Associates
(Aus, NZ, UK)
From the site: "We are an international consultancy committed to the provision of outstanding services to schools, communities and workplaces to achieve transformational change through restorative practice. We do this through best practice, cutting edge professional development, training and facilitation."

REAL Justice
(US)
From the site: "The Real Justice conference is a tool that allows those who have been most affected by an incident to come together to share their feelings, describe how they have been affected and develop a plan to repair the harm done and prevent recurrence. Conferencing is a victim-sensitive approach to addressing wrongdoing. It is also re-integrative, allowing a person to make amends and avoid stigmatization."

Restorative Justice Council (UK)
From the site: "The RJC is the independent third sector membership body for the field of restorative practice. Our patron is HRH, the Princess Royal. Our members are practitioners, training providers, organisations providing restorative practice across the country, and individual supporters. All RJC members receive monthly e-bulletins and quarterly newsletters, dedicated member-only resources and forums online, discounted entry to RJC events, and free telephone advice."

HeartSpeak Productions
(Canada)
From the site: "Heartspeak Productions is on a continual quest to learn about & share the principles and best practices of restorative justice.  Over a decade of research, volunteering, and documenting has resulted in this series of educational videos, which are some of the most utilized resources on the subject."





Community Conference Centre - Baltimore
(US)
From the site: "The Community Conferencing Center (CCC) is a conflict transformation and community justice organization that provides ways for people to safely, collectively and effectively prevent and resolve conflicts and crime. The work of the Community Conferencing Center has been recognized nationally and internationally for its use of conflict management strategies in a variety of settings, including criminal justice, education, community development and business."


Restorative Justice 4 Schools
(UK)
From the site: "We are one of the leading restorative approaches or restorative practice training providers in Britain. At Restorative Justice 4 Schools we specialise in providing bespoke restorative approaches training packages to all areas of education wishing to implement and develop a restorative approach to behavioural management."


Restorative Schools
(NZ)
From the site: "This site provides information on training opportunities and workshops, current research papers and relevant readings, restorative resources, conference information, professional development opportunities and connections to the Restorative Network that will help support the development of restorative practices locally, nationally and internationally."


Restorative Thinking
(UK)
From the site: "Restorative Thinking is an interactive toolkit that equips children with the skills and language to find solutions to every day conflicts and to reflect more on their own behaviour. It is solution-focused and deepens and develops children’s understanding of the spiritual, moral, social and cultural aspects of life."

Transforming Conflict (UK)
From the site: "Transforming Conflict is a social business dedicated to helping people think differently about conflict and challenging behaviour. All our income is generated from providing a good quality training and consultancy service, and useful resources, to our clients and partners. This way we stay independent and fixed on our vision."

Centre for Restorative Justice - SFU (Canada)
From the site: "The Centre for Restorative Justice is an initiative by the Simon Fraser University School of Criminology. It is housed in the School of Criminology, Arts and Social Sciences. Over the last decade, Simon Fraser University has made significant contributions to the paradigm of restorative justice. We hope to build on our tradition of excellence in this field."

Victorian Association for Restorative Justice
(Aus)
From the site: "The Victorian Association for Restorative Justice (VARJ) represents restorative practitioners, thinkers and policy makers in Victoria. The aim of the Association is to promote and support best practice in all forms of restorative practice. VARJ formed as an Incorporated Association in April 2005 in acknowledgment of the increasing use of restorative practices in criminal justice, child protection and school disciplinary systems."

Silvan Tomkins Institute
(US)
From the site: "The Tomkins Institute is dedicated to the study of motivation, emotion, and cognition, as well as applications of those studies for individuals, couples, families, communities,  and nations.  We believe that insights from affect script psychology will benefit those seeking greater understanding of human behavior in areas such as business settings, criminal justice systems, educational systems, psychotherapeutic systems, and the neurosciences, amongst others. "


Real Schools
(Aus)
From the site: "My name is Adam Voigt and I’m the founder of Real Schools.  I’ve invested myself in delivering Restorative Practices services to Australian schools because I feel so deeply about its potential to create the conditions for optimum learning and individual growth to occur.  As we know, when this happens, student by student, our community and our culture become increasingly collaborative, creative, respectful, responsible and productive – and that’s what great Australian schools are all about."


Restorative Justice for All
(Europe)
From the site: "Restorative Justice for all" (RJ4All) is an educational e-platform for the free dissemination of information on restorative justice. It is a joint international initiative hosted by IARS, the RJRN and RJN and supported by a number of partner organisations."



Restorative Solutions
(UK)
From the site: "Restorative Solutions is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company (CIC) committed to enabling the use of innovative restorative approaches as a practical and cost-effective intervention for reducing harm or conflict. We introduce restorative practices to organisations, volunteers and front line workers who are looking for a proven and worthwhile alternative to existing conventional approaches to reducing conflict, disputes, anti-social behaviour, bullying, crime and re-offending." 

 

Restorative Justice Research Network
(Europe)
From the site: "The RJRN sits within IARS and is an international, non-profit, research community that was set up to: disseminate cutting edge research on restorative justice; connect researchers, policy-makers and practitioners in restorative justice worldwide; create networking and collaboration opportunities within the international restorative justice movement; identify best practices internationally, evaluate, promote and publish them; push the barriers of restorative justice and create new knowledge."

Centre for Restorative Justice - ANU
(Aus)
From the site: "The Centre is the world leader in experimental and theoretical research on the design and cost-effectiveness of restorative responses to crime. 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's Director is Dr Heather Strang."

Restorative Justice Online
From the site: "Restorative Justice Online is a service of the Prison Fellowship International Centre for Justice and Reconciliation. Its purpose is to be an authoritative, credible, non-partisan resource of information on restorative justice. The Restorative Justice Online editors have developed several features they hope will help users navigate the site."

Restorative Practices - Vic O'Callaghan
(Aus)
From the site: "Vic O'Callaghan is an experienced trainer and conference facilitator, working with Real Justice, Australia, and the International Institute of Restorative Practices (USA). Vic has twenty years experience as an educator in primary and secondary schools, in classroom and school management."

Centre for Restorative Justice (Adelaide, SA)
From the site: "The Centre for Restorative Justice (CRJ) is an exciting development on the justice scene in South Australia. The Centre is a Division of OARS SA, a well known and respected justice organisation, with a heritage of 123 years of work amongst offenders, their families and children in South Australia. In recent years OARS SA has become increasingly interested in victims’ rights and the potential for healing and restoration between victims and offenders."

Restorative Practices WA (Aus)
From the site: "A restorative approach builds a harmonious environment by fostering the development of healthy relationships and effective management of conflict and tension. Restorative Practice can be used in workplaces, schools, communities and families. Our major focus is professional learning in restorative practices and a range of areas related to social and emotional development."