Thriving Survivors, Midlothian Council & Community Justice Scotland

Day

Thursday 16 June

Time slot

11:00-12:00

This event took place almost 2 years ago

Room

Carron suite
Wheelchair accessible

Contact

Ashley Scotland
07577632809

Topics

Equality, diversity & human rights Law & legal Policy & influencing

Overall aim

• Raise awareness of the use of Restorative Justice in cases of sexual harm

• To promote a survivor led Justice System

• Provide an overview of the National Hub for Restorative Justice

Description

The event aims to raise awareness and inform people about Restorative Justice and its facilitation in cases of sexual harm. Exploring the factors that affect both survivors and people that have caused harm. The speakers will cover a range of areas highlighting academia that underpins practice; the impact on survivor recovery and the core principles of Restorative Justice. Speakers will share both professional and lived experiences of the Restorative Justice process and sexual harm, highlighting aspects that should be considered prior, during and post intervention.

The event will conclude with a question and answer session giving participants the opportunity to engage in discussion with the speakers.

Who was the event aimed at?

Frontline service delivery

Who spoke at this event?

Ashley Scotland, CEO - Thriving Survivors

David Russell, Community Safety & Justice Manager, Midlothian Council

Gemma Fraser, Community Justice Scotland