Looking at Eroyn Franklin's Zine "Detained"
One of the artists discusses his print at the opening reception
Someone is looking at artwork by Juan Rivera
Visitors to the Exhibition (including curator Hannah Sparagana)
Project NIA
Project NIA's mission is to dramatically reduce the reliance on arrest, detention, and incarceration for addressing youth crime and to instead promote the use of restorative and transformative practices, a concept that relies on community-based alternatives.
Restorative Justice- Restorative justice more effective for serious crime May 20, 2013"The evidence does not support the view of Sensible Sentencing Trust spokeswoman Ruth Money, that restorative justice is only appropriate for low level offending" says Kim Workman, of Rethinking Crime and Punishment. "Much of the evidence points in the opposite direction."
- Budget: $4.4m to expand restorative justice services May 16, 2013Budget 2013 supports the Government’s target of further reducing reoffending by 25 per cent by 2017, Justice Minister Judith Collins says.
- Budget 'a small step in the right direction' - JustSpeak May 17, 2013JustSpeak welcomes the increase in funding to restorative justice services and support for prisoners leaving prison as a small step in the right direction.
- Budget: Restorative justice funding May 16, 2013Restorative justice and offender support are to get some cash, but not a lot, in this yearâÂÂs Budget.
- Readers Write: A smart alternative to school suspensions May 13, 2013Regarding the April 1 cover story "School discipline: in search of an even hand": It is poverty and a police presence in schools that feed the school-to-prison pipeline, not racial bias.
- Budget 'good news' for community crime reduction May 16, 2013"Budget funding decisions in the crime and justice area could herald a new phase in the development of community-led crime reduction", says Kim Workman, spokesperson for Rethinking Crime and Punishment.
- Teen Girl Expelled, Charged With a Felony After Science Experiment Goes Awry May 2, 2013Science experiments don't always go the way they are intended. A 16-year-old Florida teenager knows this all too well.
- No Charges For 10,000 Serious Violent Crimes April 30, 2013More than 10,000 people who committed a serious violent crime last year were let off without a formal conviction, new figures show.
- Victim's family prepares to meet killer April 29, 2013Family of a man who was shot dead in northern Adelaide may meet the killer as part of setting conditions for his release, the South Australian Supreme Court has been told.
- Home for Colored Children panel draws fire May 9, 2013The provincial government has named a social worker to come up with the terms of reference for a panel to look into allegations of abuse at the Home for Colored Children.
- Restorative justice more effective for serious crime May 20, 2013
