Our annual general meeting will be from 10:30am to 12:30pm on Saturday April 22, 2017 at Ross Place Retirement Residence (2638 Ross Lane, Victoria – click for map). The keynote speaker is Dr. Roy Janisch, who will be discussing “Truth & Reconciliation through Restorative Justice.” (More info about Dr. Janisch here.) Please RSVP via EventBrite. Everyone is welcome! Documents we’ll […]
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Spring is officially here as we see the cherry blossoms appear and along with them, RJ Victoria is launching their updated website, and new Online Office System. “Its a much needed centralization of all our organizations information.” say’s Shanna. Its going to bring us a lot of benefits. Over the next 12 months RJV looks
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We’re accepting applications for our volunteer mentor training, which will run from January 28th to March 4th, 2017. Applicants must be able to attend each session. Please see the poster and application form for more info. We’ll confirm with all applicants that we received their applications, and shortlisted candidates will be interviewed the week of November 28th to December 2nd. We’ll let
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Restorative Justice Victoria is always looking for donations to the Canada Helps Organization. We’re a huge advocate and feel that every little contribution helps. We hope you do to. Lets make Canada a better place!
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We’re thrilled to receive a 2016 Community Safety and Crime Prevention Award from the province of BC! RJV is the recipient of this year’s Restorative Justice Memorial Award, which recognizes commitment to innovative partnerships that have advanced restorative justice. We’re so proud to be honored with this recognition and are incredibly grateful to all the
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This website was made possible through the generous contributions of the Victims and Survivors of Crime Week – Justice Canada Policy Centre for Victims Issues and the Rachel Davis Fund at the Victoria Foundation.
