Justice 2.0
What is Justice 2.0?
Justice 2.0 is a global campaign to create a more humane and effective justice system. It focuses on changing culture: how people are treated, how relationships are built and how everyday decisions are made.
Launched by Grow Transform Belong CIC, the campaign brings together people with lived experience, people working in justice and wider communities. Everyone has knowledge, strengths and ideas that can contribute to positive change.
Justice 2.0 calls for environments where people feel safe, recognised and supported to learn, take responsibility and grow. This includes people in prison or on probation, staff, families and communities.
What does upgrading justice mean?
Upgrading justice means learning from what works and finding better ways forward together. It means using knowledge, compassion, courage, trust and recognition to improve people’s experiences of justice.
The Principles of Growth help us understand the conditions people need to thrive. These include meaningful relationships, wellbeing, opportunities to learn, meaningful work and healthy ways of coping.
Justice 2.0 encourages people to put these ideas into practice, share learning and recognise positive change. The Justice 2.0 Awards celebrate examples of this work.
Be part of Justice 2.0?
To read our full strategy click here: Justice 2.0 Strategy
Watch our recent Linkedin Live events and the launch on YouTube.
Everyone has something to contribute. Whether you have lived experience, work in justice, support someone involved in the system or care about your community, your perspective matters. Choose the ways to take part that suit your strengths, interests and circumstances.
🌿 1. Learn and share knowledge
- Explore Justice 2.0’s vision for a fairer, more humane and effective justice system.
- Learn from research, lived experience and practical approaches that support Growth.
- Share knowledge with colleagues, communities and decision-makers to open up constructive conversations.
🌿 2. Make space for people’s voices
- Listen to people with lived experience and those working across justice.
- Share stories and insights with care, recognising the knowledge people bring.
- Help others discover examples of positive change using #Justice2Point0.
🌿 3. Take part in positive change
- Explore Justice 2.0 initiatives, events, resources and campaigns.
- Support ideas and proposals that reflect the campaign’s values.
- Encourage your workplace or community to build on what works and try better ways forward.
🌿 4. Share your skills and experience
- Offer your strengths in areas such as research, creative work, storytelling or practical support.
- Connect with people and organisations working towards shared goals.
- Contribute in ways that suit your time and circumstances, while learning from others.
🌿 5. Support work that helps people grow
- Share the work of organisations putting people and relationships at the heart of justice.
- Offer time, resources or donations where you can.
- Help initiatives connect with people, funding and opportunities that support their development.
🌿 6. Encourage openness and accountability
- Ask thoughtful questions about fairness, safety and people’s experiences of justice.
- Encourage clear information and decisions informed by evidence and experience.
- Recognise progress and work together to identify opportunities for improvement.
🌿 7. Put Growth into everyday practice
- Build trust, show compassion and recognise people’s strengths.
- Create opportunities for responsibility, reflection and learning.
- Support relationships and environments where people feel safe, valued and able to contribute.
🌿 8. Keep the connection going
- Stay involved in ways that are manageable for you.
- Share learning and celebrate progress, including the small steps.
- Invite others to contribute and help sustain change through meaningful relationships.
Every contribution matters. Together, we can build a justice system that supports safety, humanity and opportunities for Growth.
The Justice 2.0 campaign is about transforming justice into a system that is fairer, more humane, and more effective. Your support matters—get involved and be a part of the change! 🚀
The Growth Standards help organisations recognise, support and value people with lived experience of the justice system as colleagues, leaders and contributors to change.
Developed through research and collaboration with people with lived experience, the standards offer a practical starting point for reflecting on workplace culture and identifying opportunities to grow.
They recognise that lived experience can develop into lived expertise through reflection, learning and practice. Together, we can create environments where that expertise is heard, valued and helps shape services, policy and everyday decisions.
To explore visit our YouTube channel
