The People's Justice website is launched today; how does it work?
If, for example, you simply want to open up a dialogue with eg the
Hastings Pier and White Rock Trust you can use the site and type some words, record some comments with a web-cam or upload a video. You can stay anonymous if you prefer; your email address will be kept confidential to the moderator of the messages at Mediation Support Ltd.
If you choose to address your
message(s) to individuals or groups who are in the midst of a criminal justice process, Mediation Support Ltd will liase with criminal justice staff before passing on your messages and you will be contacted again about the progress of this. At this stage -as at any other stage- you may choose to remove certain messages from the video-diary or messages that you have put privately onto the People's Justice website.
If you don't have access to a camera to record a film to upload and don't have a web cam either, web-cams can then be borrowed for free via
freelender.org
The Mediation Support staff and trained-volunteers will invite a response to your concerns. This may come from:
- the person or people you are addressing
- someone who represents them in some way
- someone who has done something similar.
Typed words or video will be used to record their responses to your concerns and Mediation Support Ltd will let you know when this is ready for you to view on
the People's Justice site.
Maybe you want more than just being heard and getting answers. If you want to suggest what people could do to improve things in the Sussex Community, ask people or offer to start something that improves the situation.
Through People's Justice, you can work towards whatever it takes to get that justice that respects everybody and that is more than what the criminal justice system provides to bring about justice.
Open an account at
the People's Justice website and be part of the dialogues that make a difference.
Other pages on this blog:
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Mediation Support at Southwater Community Centre
Action for Happiness -A Good Week
Paul C -AKA Lend-It-All Man
Why Move to Hastings?