TV Crew captures crime victims in prison encounter
StoriesTV Cameras were permitted in a high security prison to film the Sycamore Tree Project in Queensland, for the first time.
TV Cameras were permitted in a high security prison to film the Sycamore Tree Project in Queensland, for the first time.
In June 2014, six crime survivors talked exclusively about their experiences inside the breakthrough restorative justice program called The Sycamore
A collection of stories and quotations from participants in the Sycamore Tree Project in Western Australia. They are compiled in
Our guest writer is school restorative justice practitioner Michelle Jackson, who has been a victim participant on three occasions in the Sycamore Tree
Successfully used in over 20 countries Sycamore Tree Project (STP) bring victims and unconnected offenders together for eight 2 hour
How can we understand the big picture of crime when our system is so tightly focussed on the perpetrator? It
In the second row of the mini-bus, Lyn Smith, in her early forties, will soon tell six prisoners about the
“Restorative justice recognises all the people harmed by the crime. It affects the victim. It affects the victim’s family. It
An inmate speaks at the conclusion of the Sycamore Tree Project, to a group of VIPs including a judge and prison
What motivates a crime victim to walk into a maximum security prison to confront serious offenders about the consequences of