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SUMMARY:Restorative Justice with Sensitive and Complex Cas
es
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Tim Cha
pman has conducted research into the experience of
survivors of serious harm who have participated i
n restorative processes and has been engaged for o
ver four years in restorative justice practice wit
h adults who have experienced sexual abuse as chil
dren. The learning from this has led Tim to review
and revise his approach to restorative justice pr
actices. He has also engaged people with lived exp
erience of systemic harm and who will participate
actively in facilitating learning.
\n
\
n The course will reflect the internal and externa
l struggles of both victims and perpetrators of ha
rm caused by imbalanced relations of power and by
surviving trauma.
\n
\n This is a fresh
approach to the practice of restorative justice.
It explores how seven elements of restorative proc
esses can be combined to create an exemplary exper
ience of restoration of whatever has been damaged\
, lost or violated by being harmed or harming some
one.
\n
\n By attending you will:
\n • Learn and practice the integration of trauma
informed principles into the 7 competences which e
nhance the 7 key conversations that guide particip
ants from inclusion through preparation to the res
toration of what matters to them.
\n • Throug
h these conversations learn to identify potential
risks to participants speaking freely with each ot
her and risks to their safety and well-being and t
o identify resources which will protect them from
these risks and support them to address what matte
rs to them.
\n • Learn to engage participants
in co-designing restorative meetings in which the
y are supported and facilitated to say what they w
ant without fear of intimidation\, domination or f
urther harm.
\n • Learn to facilitate complex
restorative meetings.
\n • Learn to evaluate
the process with the participants.
\n
\n This course is for you if:
\n • You wish t
o learn how to engage victims of serious and compl
ex harm because you believe that their inclusion a
nd participation are critical to the effectiveness
of restoring justice\, human dignity\, solidarity
and truth to participants and the community.
\n • You believe that restorative justice is valu
e-led and that restorative processes should be co-
designed with participants to address what matters
to them.
\n • You believe that narratives an
d open dialogue can generate understanding\, respo
nsibility\, and commitment to embrace just and res
pectful relations with others.
\n • You belie
ve that the origin of most harm is systemic and in
cludes abuses of power and that undoing injustice
and restoring personal power are primary motivatio
ns of participants in restorative processes.
\n • You want participants to have an experience o
f community that frees them from attachment to pas
t harms and restores new possibilities for the fut
ure.
\n \n \n \n 16th April 2026 - 2nd June 2026<
/p>\n \n
\n \n 4 webinars online from 4pm to 6pm. 3 in p
erson practice days at 3Space International House\
, 6 Canterbury Crescent\, Brixton\, London SW9 7QD
.
\n \n \n \n £500. If you wish only to attend the
online webinars £60.
\n \n \n \n Contact
info@why-me.org for further information or to regi
ster.
\n \n \n \n Contact Name | Tim Chapman
\n \n Email | info@timchapman.eu
\n \n \n \n \n | | \n
\n \n \n \n This course is being hosted by an RJC membe
r organisation. It is not delivered by\, or on beh
alf of\, the RJC. The RJC has not assessed and is
not responsible for the quality of the course cont
ent
\n \n
DESCRIPTION:Tim Chapman has conducted research into the experi
ence of survivors of serious harm who have partici
pated in restorative processes and has been engage
d for over four years in restorative justice pract
ice with adults who have experienced sexual abuse
as children. The learning from this has led Tim to
review and revise his approach to restorative jus
tice practices. He has also engaged people with li
ved experience of systemic harm and who will parti
cipate actively in facilitating learning.\n \n \n
\n The course will reflect the internal and extern
al struggles of both victims and perpetrators of h
arm caused by imbalanced relations of power and by
surviving trauma.\n \n \n \n This is a fresh appr
oach to the practice of restorative justice. It ex
plores how seven elements of restorative processes
can be combined to create an exemplary experience
of restoration of whatever has been damaged\, los
t or violated by being harmed or harming someone.\
n \n \n \n By attending you will:\n \n • Learn and
practice the integration of trauma informed princ
iples into the 7 competences which enhance the 7 k
ey conversations that guide participants from incl
usion through preparation to the restoration of wh
at matters to them.\n \n • Through these conversat
ions learn to identify potential risks to particip
ants speaking freely with each other and risks to
their safety and well-being and to identify resour
ces which will protect them from these risks and s
upport them to address what matters to them.\n \n
• Learn to engage participants in co-designing res
torative meetings in which they are supported and
facilitated to say what they want without fear of
intimidation\, domination or further harm.\n \n •
Learn to facilitate complex restorative meetings.\
n \n • Learn to evaluate the process with the part
icipants.\n \n \n \n This course is for you if:\n
\n • You wish to learn how to engage victims of se
rious and complex harm because you believe that th
eir inclusion and participation are critical to th
e effectiveness of restoring justice\, human digni
ty\, solidarity and truth to participants and the
community.\n \n • You believe that restorative jus
tice is value-led and that restorative processes s
hould be co-designed with participants to address
what matters to them.\n \n • You believe that narr
atives and open dialogue can generate understandin
g\, responsibility\, and commitment to embrace jus
t and respectful relations with others.\n \n • You
believe that the origin of most harm is systemic
and includes abuses of power and that undoing inju
stice and restoring personal power are primary mot
ivations of participants in restorative processes.
\n \n • You want participants to have an experienc
e of community that frees them from attachment to
past harms and restores new possibilities for the
future.\n \n \n \n COURSE DATES\n \n \n 16th April
2026 - 2nd June 2026\n \n \n \n LOCATION\n \n \n
4 webinars online from 4pm to 6pm. 3 in person pra
ctice days at 3Space International House\, 6 Cante
rbury Crescent\, Brixton\, London SW9 7QD.\n \n \n
\n COURSE FEES\n \n \n £500. If you wish only to
attend the online webinars £60.\n \n \n \n BOOKING
INFORMATION\n \n \n Contact info@why-me.org for f
urther information or to register.\n \n \n \n CONT
ACT INFORMATION\n \n \n Contact Name | Tim Chapman
\n \n \n \n Email | info@timchapman.eu\n \n \n \n
\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n This course i
s being hosted by an RJC member organisation. It i
s not delivered by\, or on behalf of\, the RJC. Th
e RJC has not assessed and is not responsible for
the quality of the course content\n \n \n \n \n \
n \n \n \n \n \n
CATEGORIES:RJC approved training
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