http://www.restorativejustice.org Welcome: Prison administrators, prison officers, prisoners, victims, prisoner assistance NGOs and others interested in the use of restorative justice in confinement. daily 1 2009-05-08T21:38:45Z http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/01overview-1 Articles discussing restorative justice in prison generally. These will address many of the topics given in this section. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:12Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/02victim-awareness-and-empathy-programmes Articles concerning the use of victim panels, meetings with surrogate victims and victim awareness classes to lead prisoners to consider the effects of their behaviour on their victims. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:12Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/03making-amends-1 Articles on the variety of ways prisoners can make amends to their victims and to the community while they are in prison. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:00Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/04victim-offender-dialogue-1 Articles on meetings of prisoners with their actual victims while they are in prison. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:12Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/05conflict-resolution-1 Articles about teaching conflict resolution skills to prisoners and on the use of restorative justice process to resolve conflict inside prisons. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/06transformation-programmes-1 Articles about teaching conflict resolution skills to prisoners and on the use of restorative justice process to resolve conflict inside prisons. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/07preparation-for-release Articles describing restorative justice programmes whose objective is to prepare prisoners (and sometimes their families, victims and/or communities) for release. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/08prison-community-relations-1 Articles about community involvement in prisons and efforts by prisons to engage with their communities. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/09examples In Belgium and England there have been concerted efforts to introduce restorative justice into prisons in an expansive way. No publisher Lynette Parker 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/10issues Articles addressing the difficulty of introducing restorative justice programmes and principles into the prison context. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/11prison-moratorium-abolition-1 For nearly 50 years some have argued that prisons are inherently counterproductive and that they should be done away with completely (prison abolition). Others have conceded that some prisons are necessary but that far more people are sentenced to prison than should be. One corrective is to build no new prisons (prison moratorium). These articles explore the extent to which restorative justice programmes and policies could replace prisons. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder http://www.restorativejustice.org/prison/13parole Articles and resources on parole officers' work with victims, communities and offenders in a restorative response to crime. No publisher Dan Van Ness 2009-05-22T06:25:13Z Folder