Past Events
Addressing & preventing violent radicalisation & extremism
At a critical time, when divisive and extremist narratives are feeding new wars, inter-community and inter-personal conflicts, the 5th RJ4All Annual International conference will challenges the current model for preventing and controlling violent radicalisation and extremism. The online conference will also aim to open new possibilities by discussing RJ4All’s resilience model, RJiNEAR.
RJiNEAR has been tested through international and local pilots, the findings of which are included in RJ4All Founder Director’s new monograph Addressing Violent Radicalisation and Extremism
A Restorative Justice & Psychosocial Approach
Through a positive, scientific approach. the model taps into the combined strengths of restorative justice, positive criminology and positive psychology to articulate and pilot a new model for prevention and control of the acts and behaviours that lead to violence and suffering.
Latest News
When Weapons Become the Only Language: A Restorative Justice Response to the War Between Iran, Israel and the United States
When weapons become the only language, civilians pay the price. In response to the escalating conflict between Israel, Iran and the United States, Professor Theo Gavrielides shifts the focus from geopolitics to the human cost of war. The piece calls for accountability, dialogue, and a restorative justice approach that centres those most harmed. Because peace is not built through destruction, but through dignity and shared humanity.
Highlights from ENHANCE: the 2nd project newsletter is out
Social cohesion and solidarity are more than abstract values – they are the foundation of resilient, stable, and inclusive societies. In times of crisis and
RJ4All Europe Manager vacancy: 15 September
The Restorative Justice for All International Institute (RJ4All) is delighted to be recruiting our next team member to join our big family as RJ4All Europe
Building Bridges: Empowering Youth Workers for Global Impact
The second edition of the Building Bridges Newsletter highlights how youth workers are at the heart of change—guiding, mentoring, and empowering young people to navigate today’s challenges.
Building Bridges project: Training Event in Tanzania
An exciting training event is set to take place in Tanzania, bringing together youth workers and facilitators for an immersive learning experience as part of
RJ4All Europe Joins Erasmus+ “Building Bridges” Project to Empower Global Youth
We are excited to announce that we are part of the Erasmus+ project “Building Bridges” (Project No. 101193453), coordinated by ACYD – Association Colour Your
