 Restorative Justice in Prisons ToolkitThis selection of tools (PDF Format; 2006) can be used to develop Restorative Justice practices in a prison - and to check the quality of the work being undertaken. The purpose is to provide materials that can be dipped into when required. The toolkit is organized a follows:
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1. Principles, set out in different formatsclick here | 2. Organisational self-assessment of the quality of restorative work
click here |
3. Questions to help map the cultural web at a prison
click here | 4. Report on the Restorative Justice in Prisons Project (by Tim Newell)click here |
5. Guidance on working with crime victims
click here | 6. A protocol for working with victims of crime
click here |
7. Pamphlet about prisons for victims of crime
click here | 8. Questions for assessing the prison’s work with victims (victims, victim contact officers, staff, prisoners)
click here |
9. Things you can do to resolve conflictsclick here | 10. Guide to restorative methods of responding to incidents
click here |
11. Checkpoints for violence prevention
click here | 12. Restorative practices in prisons listclick here |
13. Pennsylvania Prison Society Restorative Justice Program
click here | |
