Key objectives of the project included empowering child victims, suspects, or accused to become agents of change within restorative justice procedures, raising awareness among multidisciplinary actors and the community, and promoting the benefits of restorative justice. Our target groups included child victims and children suspected or accused of offenses, legal practitioners, policymakers, families, and communities.
Through the i-Restore 2.0 project we aimed to improve capacities of children involved in criminal proceedings to understand their rights and the benefits of restorative justice, easier access to restorative justice services for children and young people, and better awareness among families, communities, and practitioners.
Join us in this final event of the project to explore the journey so far, celebrate our accomplishments, and look ahead to the future of restorative justice for children.
