
Jim Simon
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Chief Executive of @RJCouncil and Chair of @RJAPPG Advisory Board, posting in a personal capacity on restorative practice and related issues.
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https://restorativejustice.org.uk 10-02-2019 17:47:49
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After a 10 hour road trip, Iāve arrived in Palmerston North. A quick stop on the way at Huka Falls and Lake Taupo which were both stunning! Off to Wellington with Katherine Doolin today to meet with the Dept of Corrections.


After an inspiring few weeks in Aotearoa New Zealand, itās time to return home. Grateful for the chance to meet so many incredible people working in restorative justice. A special thanks to Katherine Doolin for creating such meaningful opportunities for learning and collaboration!




Excited for this special episode of our podcast series on restorative justice in prisons with the Restorative Justice Council - great fun to record and to reflect on our recent trip in NZ Restorative Justice Council Jim Simon Auckland Law School #RJinPrisons

Excited that Episode 7 of season 2 of the Restorative Justice Council Resolution Podcast is out now! It was great to record season 2 with Jim Simon to discuss our research on restorative justice in prisons. Thanks so much Restorative Justice Council for the opportunity! Auckland Law School #RJinPrisons


Checked in with Florida Restorative Justice Association board members tonight ā always a pleasure to spend time with such passionate, committed people. A productive meeting full of purpose and energy. Grateful for this brilliant team. #RestorativeJustice #Leadership



What a privilege to represent Restorative Justice Council at Buckingham Palace today. Fabulous event hosted by our Patron HRH The Princess Royal!



Congratulations to my dear friend and colleague Jo Berry CBE for receiving a CBE in the King's Birthday Honours list. It is a well deserved recognition of her dedication to services for peace and reconciliation. uk.news.yahoo.com/daughter-mp-kiā¦

Excited to be visiting Ocker Hill Infant School in Tipton today as part of our collaborative project with Quakers in Britain. Weāre exploring how restorative justice and peer mediation can empower young learners and build stronger school communities.




After months of listening, writing (and plenty of coffee ā), the State of the Restorative Sector 2025 report is live. Itās more than a reportāitās a snapshot of where we are and what weāre up against. Download: restorativejustice.org.uk/resources/stat⦠Thanks to everyone who shared their truth.




Great to have facilitated this workshop for the Restorative Justice Council with Jim Simon on restorative justice approaches in prisons. Lots of interesting and thought-provoking discussion from participants. Thanks to all who took part. Thanks Aisa Shearing for organising. #RJinPrisons