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UID:CiviCRM_EventID_857_0901c4b2352efb86c55ba98fec6cdc03@restorativejustice.org.uk
SUMMARY:Restorative Justice Principles and Practices
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p>Tim Cha
 pman has conducted research into the experience of
  survivors of harm who have participated in restor
 ative processes\, and has been engaged for over fo
 ur years in facilitating restorative justice meeti
 ngs 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. The course will reflect the intern
 al and external struggles of both victims and perp
 etrators of harm\, caused by imbalanced relations 
 of power and surviving trauma.<br />\n <br />\n By
  attending you will:<br />\n <br />\n Learn and pr
 actice 7 competences which enhance the 7 key conve
 rsations that guide participants from inclusion th
 rough preparation to the restoration of what matte
 rs to them.<br />\n <br />\n Learn to engage parti
 cipants in co-designing restorative meetings in wh
 ich they are supported and facilitated to say what
  they want without fear of intimidation\, dominati
 on or further harm.<br />\n <br />\n Learn to faci
 litate restorative meetings.<br />\n <br />\n Lear
 n to evaluate the process with the participants.<b
 r />\n <br />\n This course is for you if:<br />\n
  <br />\n You wish to learn how to engage victims 
 of harm because you believe that their inclusion a
 nd participation are critical to the effectiveness
  of restorative justice.<br />\n <br />\n You beli
 eve that restorative justice is value-led and that
  restorative processes should be co-designed with 
 participants to address what matters to them.<br /
 >\n <br />\n You believe that narratives and open 
 dialogue generate understanding\, responsibility\,
  and commitment to participate more effectively th
 an scripted interviews.<br />\n <br />\n You belie
 ve that most harm includes a context of power and 
 undoing injustice and restoring power are primary 
 motivations of both the victim and perpetrator of 
 harm.<br />\n <br />\n You want participants to ha
 ve an experience of community that frees them from
  the past and restores new possibilities for the f
 uture.</p>\n \n <h2><a><strong>COURSE DATES & LOCA
 TION</strong></a></h2>\n \n <p>4 webinars online 4
 pm to 6.30pm 7\, 10\, 14\, and 17 September<br />\
 n 22\, 28 and 29 September in-person at 3Space\, I
 nternational House\, 6 Canterbury Cres\, London SW
 9 7QD\, UK</p>\n \n <h2><a><strong>COURSE FEES</st
 rong></a></h2>\n \n <p>1. Three day in-person cour
 se (22nd\, 28th\, and 29th September 2026) plus fo
 ur online webinars - £450. Places are limited.<br 
 />\n <br />\n 2. Online webinars only (7th\, 10th\
 , 14th and 17th September 2026\, from 4-6.30pm) - 
 £60. Unlimited places.</p>\n \n <h2><a><strong>BOO
 KING INFORMATION</strong></a></h2>\n \n <p><a href
 ="https://www.tickettailor.com/events/whyme/215830
 9" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank"><stro
 ng>CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE</strong></a></p>\
 n \n <h2><a><strong>CONTACT INFORMATION</strong></
 a></h2>\n \n <p><strong>Contact Name |</strong> Ti
 m Chapman</p>\n \n <p><strong>Email | </strong>inf
 o@timchapman.eu</p>\n \n <table border="0" cellpad
 ding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width:500px\;">\n 
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 s course is being hosted by an RJC member organisa
 tion. It is not delivered by\, or on behalf of\, t
 he RJC.</span></span></span></span></span></b></em
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DESCRIPTION:Tim Chapman has conducted research into the experi
 ence of survivors of harm who have participated in
  restorative processes\, and has been engaged for 
 over four years in facilitating restorative justic
 e meetings with adults who have experienced sexual
  abuse as children. The learning from this has led
  Tim to review and revise his approach to restorat
 ive justice practices. The course will reflect the
  internal and external struggles of both victims a
 nd perpetrators of harm\, caused by imbalanced rel
 ations of power and surviving trauma.\n \n \n \n B
 y attending you will:\n \n \n \n Learn and practic
 e 7 competences which enhance the 7 key conversati
 ons that guide participants from inclusion through
  preparation to the restoration of what matters to
  them.\n \n \n \n Learn to engage participants in 
 co-designing restorative meetings in which they ar
 e supported and facilitated to say what they want 
 without fear of intimidation\, domination or furth
 er harm.\n \n \n \n Learn to facilitate restorativ
 e meetings.\n \n \n \n Learn to evaluate the proce
 ss with the participants.\n \n \n \n This course i
 s for you if:\n \n \n \n You wish to learn how to 
 engage victims of harm because you believe that th
 eir inclusion and participation are critical to th
 e effectiveness of restorative justice.\n \n \n \n
  You believe that restorative justice is value-led
  and that restorative processes should be co-desig
 ned with participants to address what matters to t
 hem.\n \n \n \n You believe that narratives and op
 en dialogue generate understanding\, responsibilit
 y\, and commitment to participate more effectively
  than scripted interviews.\n \n \n \n You believe 
 that most harm includes a context of power and und
 oing injustice and restoring power are primary mot
 ivations of both the victim and perpetrator of har
 m.\n \n \n \n You want participants to have an exp
 erience of community that frees them from the past
  and restores new possibilities for the future.\n 
 \n \n \n COURSE DATES & LOCATION\n \n \n 4 webinar
 s online 4pm to 6.30pm 7\, 10\, 14\, and 17 Septem
 ber\n \n 22\, 28 and 29 September in-person at 3Sp
 ace\, International House\, 6 Canterbury Cres\, Lo
 ndon SW9 7QD\, UK\n \n \n \n COURSE FEES\n \n \n 1
 . Three day in-person course (22nd\, 28th\, and 29
 th September 2026) plus four online webinars - £45
 0. Places are limited.\n \n \n \n 2. Online webina
 rs only (7th\, 10th\, 14th and 17th September 2026
 \, from 4-6.30pm) - £60. Unlimited places.\n \n \n
  \n BOOKING INFORMATION\n \n \n CLICK HERE TO BOOK
  YOUR PLACE\n \n \n \n CONTACT INFORMATION\n \n \n
  Contact Name | Tim Chapman\n \n \n \n Email | inf
 o@timchapman.eu\n \n \n \n \n 	\n 		\n 			 \n 		\n
  \n 	\n \n \n This course is being hosted by an RJ
 C member organisation. It is not delivered by\, or
  on behalf of\, the RJC.\n \n \n \n \n 	\n 		\n 		
 	 \n 		\n \n 	\n 
CATEGORIES:RJC approved training
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