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Date: 29 Mar 2017 - 30 Mar 2017
Singapore
Restorative Conferencing is structure which allows for the management of an incident (conflict). It provides those who have been affected by an incident to be part of the resolution.
Conferences are gaining significant prominence in Singapore having being adopted by the State Courts, mediation centers, community resolution centers and schools. It is a communitarian response based on collective accountability that builds social capital and brings values to youth and children.
This workshop is designed to provide Educators with a powerful understanding of different type of Restorative Practices Conferences in order to:
- Hold wrongdoers accountable in meaningful ways to address the needs of those affected and to reduce recidivism and re offending
- Broaden organisations responses to wrongdoing by repairing relationships and reconnecting people to their communities
- Encourage communities to move away from systems that do not produce the outcomes desired
Duration: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: To be confirmed
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Fees:
Normal Price: $710
Early Bird Price(3 March 2017): $630
Language: English
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