Restorative Justice
Transforming relationships after violence

Transforming relationships after violence
Early Bird: 450€ when booking until 20 February 2024
Registration Deadline: 2 April 2024
Update: Latecomers can still register until 10.04.2024, we have a few places available in this training.Schedule:
Technical Check: on 12 April 2024 from 12:00 to 13:00 CEST
Online Live Sessions: From 16 April 2024 to 28 May 2024, every Tuesday from 12:00 to 14:00 CEST
The course is designed for anyone working with damage and hurt done in the context of a conflict, whether interpersonal, communal, or in conditions of war and / or authoritarianism. It is also designed to provide tools in support of peaceworkers deployed to field locations, where they are working with local organizations and communities amid the ongoing impacts of a larger conflict.
Depending on methods and topic of the training, we limit the number of available spaces to a manageable size (a maximum of 20 participants). Register early to reserve your place!
Among the most daunting challenges facing societies emerging from violent conflict is what to do with the gross violations of human rights committed during the conflict. The Nuremberg trials established a historic precedent for legal accountability for such acts, and the field loosely known since the 1990s as ‘Transitional Justice’ have served to consolidate international consensus on the need for a reckoning with past abuses.
But if a society is to transform its heinous past into learning resource for the future it also has to address the needs of people who have lived through the violence. And, in this, the field of Restorative Justice has become growingly recognized for its inclusive approach to all stakeholders in a conflict. Restorative Justice has the ability to transform the lives of victims, of those who caused the harm, and of the broader citizenry. Restorative Justice contribute to a groundswell in society of reconciliation.
Delivery of the content entails the flipped classroom pedagogy, which here looks as follows:
In the course, participants use a variety of tools, including a digital learning platform, a video conferencing tool, and an online whiteboard. Participants should therefore have a good internet connection (1 Mbit down/upload or better). A headset is highly recommended.
After a successful participation, participants receive a certificate and become part of our alumni network.
Deliverables
Total expected weekly hours: 5 to 6 hours per week
Please register online until 2 April 2024.
For further information on our cancellation policies and financing options, please see our FAQs.