The aim of restorative practices is to develop community and to manage conflict and tensions by repairing harm and building relationships. It can provide a forum whereby those most directly affected by wrongdoing come together to determine what needs to be done to repair the harm and prevent a reoccurrence. It allows the act to be rejected, whilst acknowledging the intrinsic worth of the person and their potential contribution to society.

The project will look:

- For the practitioners and organisations to provide an explicit framework in relation to their practice which aims at improving relationships on the grounds of values shared by the community;

- To target challenging attitudes and behaviour ultimately aiming at addressing and repairing conflict and any harm caused.

- To provide a common vocabulary both in ethos and actions for the organisations and professionals involved in different services.

- Staff working in the target areas will be trained in restorative practices to deliver on the outcomes stated above. The particular expertise of both regions will mutually develope practice.


Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Workshop on Restorative Practices as a Tool to Manage Conflicts.  
Vicenç Rul·lan
CEP Palma, 
10th February 2012
17'30-20'30h.

The aim of this workshop is  to introduce to local partners the restorative practices, which will serve as a starting point for the first visit of our Hull partners in February 2012.

We encounter every day conflicts that do not require formal meetings and there are a wide range of less formal restorative practices that may be usefulfrom simple empathetic listener's feelings or expression in restorative conversations and impromptu meetings.
 
In this session we will come closer to restorative circles: a way of solving conflicts that involves all the members of the community in some way involved or affected by the conflict but we will also other restorative practices that may be useful in our daily work.


Justicia y prácticas restaurativas  
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