Welcome to the NRJS 2025. This year the symposium will be held in Ottawa, ON November 17 and 18th at the Ottawa Conference and Event Centre located at 200 Coventry rd. 

Bienvenue du SNJR 2025. Cette année, le symposium se tiendra à
Ottawa, ON, les 17 et 18 novembre au Centre de conférences et d’événements d’Ottawa, situé au 200, chemin Coventry.

https://www.nrjs-snjr.ca/

📅 Date: November 18-19, 2024 📍 Location: Ottawa, Ontario (In-person)

🔍 Theme: “Inspiring Collaboration | Igniting Social Change”

🎙️ Presenters Wanted! Are you passionate about restorative justice? We invite you to share your insights, experiences, and vision at the NRJS 2024.

🎁 Benefits for Presenters:

Free symposium registration

Networking opportunities

Be part of transformative conversations

🚀 Join us! Submit your proposal by July 12th, 2024. Let’s shape the future of restorative justice together! 🙌

#NRJS2024 #RestorativeJustice

Alberta Restorative Justice Association, we would like to offer you a 10% discount on registration. Register now to get the Early bird discount as well! Enter the code ARJA10 to receive your discount.

Location: MacEwan University (Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA) and Online (via Zoom)

Visit the Summit Website for more information!

Alberta Restorative Justice Conference

Save the Date: November 21-22, 2024

Location: Edmonton, AB

Register: HERE

Join us for a journey of learning, growth, and connection as we explore the transformative power of restorative justice. This is more than a conference – it’s a community experience where every voice matters.

“Kenora Justice Centre aims to bring social, cultural services together to support Indigenous youth” by Sarah Law

“This Sexual Assault Survivor Took Part in a ‘RJ’ Process in 2019” by Jaques Gallant

“Restorative Justice Programs Showing Positive Results in MB” by Dave Baxter

“Web Version of Witness Blanket Unveiled for School Use” by Maggie Macintosh

“Central Alberta Restorative Justice Program Building on its Success” by Paul Cowley

Federal funding provided to Dalhousie University to accelerate use of RJ - Dept. of Justice