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Approaches to youth justice and community conflict resolution rely heavily on police targets and “bringing people to justice”. This has resulted in high numbers of arrests for low-level offences, mainly of children and young people. The government is now trying a number of community-based judicial initiatives, across England and Wales, that can help reduce anti-social behaviour and neighbourhood conflict.

Restorative approaches can be used as an alternative method to reach long-term solutions. This annual conference will provide an opportunity to hear the latest policy developments and learn from good practice examples how restorative techniques can help reduce re-offending and the use of custodial sentences for low-level offences, as well as solve conflicts in our communities and schools.

For further information contact Sarah Spencer on 020 7324 4359,
e-mail sarah.spencer@neilstewartassociates.co.uk