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  • November  16, 8:30am - 4:30 pm 

    Facilitated by: Pam Buttery
    Listening Circles are a specific restorative circle process designed to help communities gain a shared understanding of collective experiences/collective harms. Listening circles provide people an opportunity to speak and listen to each other in an atmosphere of safety, decorum, and equality.
    Listening circles emphasize storytelling for cultivating empathy. To help people gain a shared sense of understanding and emotional connection, these circles can be used in communities, workplaces, schools, organizations, neighborhoods, universities, and families.
    Learning Outcomes
    By the end of this training participants will: 
    •    Deepen their understand the importance of listening
    •    Describe the listening circle process
    •    Explore how to use listening circles in their settings
    •    Be familiar with the planning tools and process for facilitating a listening circle

    Fee - $225

  • November 17, 8:30am -4:30 pm

    Facilitated by: Gayle Desmeules
    Unresolved intergenerational trauma continues to be a primary driver causing the disproportionate
    representation of Indigenous people in the social-justice system. Restorative Justice practitioners
    are in a unique position to address this issue. This interactive session is designed to engage participants' hearts and minds through open, honest dialogue about the intention of restorative justice from an Indigenous lens.
    If restorative justice derives its power from the worldviews and values that frame practice, what
    must we consider to ensure programs/services are culturally relevant? What are the unique
    challenges Indigenous and non-Indigenous practitioners experience? What's needed to overcome challenges and ensure practitioner safety and wellness? (emotional, mental, spiritual, physical)
     

    Learning Outcomes

    • By the end of the engagement session, participants will:

    • Be familiar with the natural stages of decolonization to promote recovery as a framework to guide their practice.

    • Deepen their understanding of authentic ways facilitators can ensure restorative justice
      practices are culturally relevant.

    • Understand how to build trusting relationships and work collaboratively with formal referral authorities to achieve desired outcomes.

    Fee - $225

  • November 16, 8:30am - 4:30 pm

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    November 17, 8:30am - 4:30 pm

    Facilitated by Peggy Barrette  ​

    The Restorative Practices Framework provides a construct – a way of thinking and being – to strengthen relationships and repair harm in ways that build community. The framework can function in a variety of setting, such as community programs, schools, workplaces, faith groups, families and whole communities.
    The framework is an integrative and proactive approach for building a strong community and providing effective interventions in situations where harm has been done or conflict has occurred. When used by whole communities, this relational framework creates and sustains more connected, healthy and productive environments, enabling people who are part of the community to build strong relationships and repair harm as needed.
    Learning Outcomes
    By the end of this training participants will be able to:
    •    Describe the key concepts of restorative practices.
    •    Reflect on how restorative practices may impact participants’ professional and personal lives.
    •    Apply the Restorative Practices Continuum.

    Fee - $400

  • novembre 16, 8h 30 - 16h 30

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    novembre 17, 8h 30 - 16h 30

    Formation par: Peggy Barrette  ​  ​

    Le cadre des pratiques réparatrices fournit une structure – une manière de penser et d’être – pour renforcer les relations et réparer les torts subis par les membres d’une communauté. Les stratégies du cadre fonctionnent dans divers contextes, tels que les programmes communautaires, les écoles, les lieux de travail, les groupes religieux, et les familles. Les pratiques réparatrices intègrent des approches inclusives, intégrées et proactives et visent à établir des liens, renforcer des relations et fournir des interventions efficaces pour la résolution de conflits. Lorsque ces pratiques sont intégrées à la communauté entière, cette approche relationnelle produit des environnements plus connectés, sains et productifs, où les membres se sentent outillés.

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    Les résultats d’apprentissage

    À la fin de cette formation, les participants seront capables de :

    • Décrire les concepts clés des pratiques réparatrices.

    • Réfléchir à la manière dont les pratiques réparatrices peuvent impacter leur vie professionnelle et personnelle.

    • Appliquer le continuum des pratiques réparatrices.

    Frais - $400

Pre-Symposium Training

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