Why me?

@whymeUK

Why me? is the voice of victims of crime who believe in restorative justice. We want RJ to be available to all victims in England and Wales.

United Kingdom
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  1. Vastgemaakte Tweet
    11 jun.

    "The fact that I could see in his face that he was so remorseful was a turning point for me as well because I thought "I've had my say"" Such a powerful story in this 19 minute documentary on from Stories

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  2. 4 uur geleden

    Very powerful new video from about the effects of - well done to you all!

    If you want to know more about the power of restorative justice and the change we bring about for people - please watch and share our new promotional film
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  3. 10 uur geleden

    Have you or anyone you know been a victim of a crime? Have you ever thought about ? Have a look at this video:

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  4. 28 jun.

    Spreading the word far and wide. Watch The Woolf Within film - a riveting 10 minutes - to see how Peter first got involved in RJ.

    Second event this week in Tel Aviv looking at the importance of RJ and the healing process. have arrived in Israel
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  5. 28 jun.

    Visited offenders in a London prison this week who are interested in . For one Muslim offender, his faith played a role in wanting to make amends. Interestingly, we have seen faith as a motivator for victims too as part of our work

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  6. 27 jun.

    What a difference a supportive Chair of Trustees makes to a running a charity! Thankyou

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  7. 27 jun.

    We welcome the move from to open women's centres rather than new prisons for women offenders as this will be a chance for more innovative and effective interventions like

    “Women’s centres can achieve what prisons cannot – working with other organisations in the community to turn lives around and reduce crime. It is essential that they are properly funded to continue this success." -
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  8. 26 jun.

    . article arguing for from the principle 'Vekto Valek K’Vadim' / 'favour the victims' "stealing someone’s book may sound like a small crime but how can judge put a value on loss of that book to the owner?"

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    18 jun.

    Cambridgeshire Police and Crime Commissioner Jason Ablewhite is encouraging victims of hate crime to access a programme as he joins forces with national charity ‘Why Me?’

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  10. 25 jun.

    Throwback to our founder Will Riley and 's interview for with reminiscing about their experience

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  11. 22 jun.

    Fascinating conversation about , religion and forgiveness. Interesting themes which are coming up through our work on and faith

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  12. 22 jun.

    Training exchange happening today with with our service team so we can better understand victims of childhood abuse who approach us.

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  13. 21 jun.

    We welcome Sec of State for Victims' pledge in response to PQ yesterday: "Supporting victims of crime is a priority for the Government and we have made a commitment to publish a Victims Strategy this Summer."

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  14. 21 jun.

    Last week we had a great meeting introducing the team who are giving their time and money to help us with our communications to and Rosalyn who have been through . Needless to say, after hearing their stories, they get the power of RJ!

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  15. 20 jun.

    Just met Catherine Heard, Why me? trustee, and Director of the World Prison Research Programme , discussing hidden costs of crime for victims and society

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  16. 20 jun.

    Looking for a podcast recommendation? Restorative Dispatches is a new podcast series by and the Community of Restorative Researchers. First episode covers a new UN resolution on

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  17. 20 jun.

    Here's a Police and Crime Commisssioner who understands the power and potential of .

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    Thanks so much to everyone who came to our event marking the 3rd anniversary of recognising the care which has already been delivered & looking forward to the next 3 years...
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  18. 20 jun.

    What doesn't know about social media? Inspired and effective training yesterday. See his 401 free tools .

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  19. 19 jun.

    Excellent rapid learning seminar from Janet Clark today for our 2 new volunteers. Thank you!

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  20. 19 jun.

    Today training along with and others amazing NGOs to learn more about social media

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    19 jun.

    Victim Support saw an increase in requests for support from victims of following last year's terrorist attacks. If you've experienced hate crime, don't suffer in silence. Find out how we can help you:

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