As Christians, we have a responsibility to share God’s concern for victims by promoting justice and restoring communities.
By Prison Fellowship
April 9, 2019
National Crime Victim's Rights Week | Outrageous Justice
At Prison Fellowship, we advocate for justice that restores, including justice that restores victims hurt by crime.
By Prison Fellowship
April 12, 2018
Justice that restores | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | NCVRW 2018 | Office for Victims of Crime | Office of Justice Programs | Outrageous Justice | Survivors | VictimsApril 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.
Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of validation.
By Elisabeth Boehm
April 24, 2015
Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | validationApril 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.
Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of restitution.
By Elisabeth Boehm
April 23, 2015
Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | restitutionApril 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.
Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of information.
By Elisabeth Boehm
April 22, 2015
information | Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights WeekApril 19-25 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), and Justice Fellowship, the public policy arm of Prison Fellowship, is examining the six values in its restorative justice framework that pertain to victims of crime.
Today, we highlight the restorative justice value of protection.
By Elisabeth Boehm
April 21, 2015
Justice Fellowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | ProtectionEvery person who breaks the law is different. Every person who is convicted of a crime is different. Every crime and the situation surrounding it is different. And every person who is harmed by a criminal act is also different.
We understand that all of these variables make it impossible to accurately quantify the harm crime causes.
By Elisabeth Boehm
April 16, 2015
Empowerment | Justice Felllowship | National Crime Victim's Rights Week | Victims