Introduction to restorative justice: rebuilding relationships and repairing
By Safeguarding and Child Protection Association
Online event
Overview
Explore how restorative practices can foster healthier, more resilient school and care communities.
Course outline:
Effective safeguarding – whether with children or adults – relies on clear, compassionate, and skilled communication, particularly when addressing conflict or harm. This introductory webinar offers a practical exploration of restorative approaches, including restorative practice, mediation, and restorative justice, as well as important caveats and common questions.
A great introduction to get you thinking about how restorative approaches may support those difficult conversations with and between children, young people, colleagues, parents, carers and partners.
Learning outcomes:
- Gain an understanding of restorative justice and its relevance in safeguarding contexts
- Explore how restorative practices can foster healthier, more resilient school and care communities
- Identify key tools and principles that support restorative enquiry and communication within educational and safeguarding settings.
Category: Family & Education, Children & Youth
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- Online
Refund Policy
No refunds
Location
Online event
Organised by
Safeguarding and Child Protection Association
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