Waves of Healing: Using Restorative Justice with Street Group Violence
Exactly one year on from the eruption of widespread riots and looting across the country, IARS , the RJRN and the Centre for Restorative Justice...
Learn moreIARS responds to London Councils’ grants programme consultation
IARS have written to London Councils in response to their consultation into the draft specifications for services to be delivered under the Grants...
Learn morePress Release: IARS’ Director appointed as Visiting Professor at BNU
Dr Theo Gavrielides has been appointed as Visiting Professor in Youth Policy at the School of Social Sciences, Primary Care & Education and as...
Learn moreGary Francis Memorial Fund
It is with great sadness that we inform you that Gary Francis of Hackney CVS passed away on Sunday 3rdJune 2012 following a long battle with...
Learn moreRights & Restoration within Youth Justice
IARS’ Director Dr. Theo Gavrielides’ greatly anticipated book Rights and Restoration within Youth Justice ( ISBN 978-1-897160-62-6)...
Learn moreOur evidence to the Commission for Youth Unemployment
ACEVO’s Commission for Youth Unemployment has published their report on youth unemployment in Britain, drawing on the results of the...
Learn moreNew IARS Publication: Restorative Justice & Violence Against Women
IARS and the Restorative Justice Research Network are pleased to announce its new research report “Restorative Justice & Violence...
Learn moreHuman Rights and the issue of over-representation: Criminal Justice v. Racial Justice report
The Runnymede Trust have published a new report entitled ‘Criminal Justice v. Racial Justice; Minority ethnic overrepresentation in the...
Learn more99% Campaign launches its youth-led blog
This week marks a major milestone for the 99% Campaign, a youth-led campaign working to challenge negative thinking about young people...
Learn moreIARS gives evidence to All Party Parliamentary Group on young girls in the criminal justice system
On January 24th, an all-party parliamentary group (APPG) inquiry entitled the Use of Formal Sanctions for Girls in the Penal System was...
Learn moreCurrent thinking on addressing and preventing youth offending
In the wake of the August London riots, police, government officials and justice workers have joined together to address and prevent youth crime...
Learn moreIARS’ young people respond to Home Office consultation on police powers
IARS has drawn on the voices of young Londoners to submit a joint response with StopWatch to the Home Office’s consultation on police powers...
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