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“Little drops of water
Little grains of sand,
Make the mighty ocean,
And the pleasant land.”

[Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney]

For over 25 years, the European Forum for Restorative Justice has strived to make restorative justice accessible to all in Europe and beyond. Today our mission, to prevent and transform conflict into opportunities for repair and empathy, has never been more urgent. Please consider supporting our work and become part of a movement championing more just, human and restorative experiences.

Every contribution, large or small, helps us centre dialogue and restoration in ensuring access to justice for everyone.

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Amplify our campaigns to reach individuals and professionals at every step of the justice - 10.00 €

Help fund innovative initiatives like REstART harnessing the power of arts and storytelling to inspire new audiences. - 25.00 €

Ensure our evidence-based research is translated in one of the the 24 official languages of the European Union? - 50.00 €

Support the training of professionals at the start of their career in restorative justice. - 100.00 €

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