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Accords International (AcIn) is the world’s premiere organization working in the area of conflict resolution. We are passionate about discovering innovative techniques in mediation and restorative justice for widening their scope as a mechanism of conflict resolution. AcIn empowers and supports people in confronting misunderstandings and conflicts at their home, workplace, and community in general. Our larger aim is to create a wider network of conflict resolution professionals, mediators, and restorative justice facilitators to provide better solutions for solving disputes without going to court.
Restorative Justice is a transformative approach that holds immense potential in the realm of juvenile justice. The Restorative Justice Week 2023 on the theme ‘Restorative Practices for Young Adults’ seeks to explore the multifaceted aspects of employing restorative practices to address the unique challenges faced by young individuals within the justice system. The event spans four days, delving into theoretical foundations, practical applications, psychological insights, and rethinking preventive strategies.
The idea of Restorative Justice Week is inspired by the brilliant efforts of the European Forum of Restorative Justice (EFRJ). It is Accords International’s pride to share that for RJ Week 2023, it has collaborated with not just EFRJ, but also other esteemed organizations like DC Peace Team, USA; Counsel to Secure Justice, India; and Building a New Reality, USA.
What Are The Details Of The Event?
- Date of the event: 4th-5th November &18th-19th November 2023
- Objectives: The RJ Week 2023 promises a holistic exploration of the application of restorative principles within juvenile justice. Through theoretical insights, practical examples, and psychological considerations, participants will gain valuable perspectives on the transformative power of RJ in the lives of young individuals. By rethinking preventive strategies, the event aims to contribute to the creation of a more just and nurturing society. Participants will engage in an interactive exercise simulating real-world RJ scenarios, followed by video insights and open discussions. The objectives are:
- To promote understanding and awareness of Restorative Justice principles for juvenile justice.
- To provide insights into the global perspective and international instruments related to Restorative Justice for children in conflict with law.
- To showcase effective Restorative Justice implementation methods and practices around the world.
- To explore the psychological aspects of children within the justice system and establish communication strategies.
- To reconsider preventive strategies by emphasizing Restorative Justice’s potential in schools and homes.
- Registration fee: INR 10,000 (USD 120)
- Early Bird Registration Fee: INR 8,000 (USD 95)
- Last date to Early Bird Register: October 25, 2023
- Registration Form: CLICK HERE to do the registration
- Schedule of the Event: The detailed schedule will be shared post-registration.
- Day 1: Theoretical Foundations – November 4 (5:00 pm – 9:30 pm IST with break)
- Session 1: International Principles and Perspectives in Juvenile Justice
- Session 2: Restorative Justice International Instruments
- Day 2: RJ in Action – November 5 (5:30 pm – 10:00 pm IST with break)
- Session 3: Circle Keeping and Circle Building
- Session 4: Restorative Implementation and Practices Worldwide
- Day 3: Children and Their Psychology – November 18 (5:30 pm – 10:00 pm IST with break)
- Session 5: Trauma and Children in Contact with System
- Session 6: Communicating with Children
- Day 4: Rethinking Preventive Strategies – November 19 (5:00 pm – 9:30 pm IST with break)
- Session 7: Restorative Practices in Schools
- Session 8: Restorative Practices at Home
- Key Highlights:
- International experts with distinguished expertise and experience
- International and diverse cohort
- Digital library with detailed readings
- Virtual sessions
- Recordings available
- Activity-based sessions to enable learning while doing
- Their Experts:
- Ted Wachtel, Founder- Former President International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP), Founder, Building a New Reality
- Sal Corbin, Board Member and Restorative Justice Facilitator, DC Peace Team, USA
- Akanksha Marwah, Co-Founder COO, AcIn, Mediator & Negotiator, RJ Facilitator
- Upasana Singh, Founder CEO, AcIn, Mediator & Negotiator, LL.M. Candidate, Cornell University
- Urvashi Tilak, Director, Restorative Justice, Counsel to Secure Justice
- Kriti Johri, Assistant Professor and Convenor, ADR Cell, AVP, Accords International
- Leo Hylton, Restorative Justice Practitioner; Dialogue Facilitator; Abolitionist; Visiting Instructor; Alliance Fellow; PhD Student
- Elizabeth Koenig, Connector, Coach and Creative Conductor, Koenig Coaching and Consulting, Mitchell Hamline School of Law
- Arti Mohan, Program Officer, Restorative Justice, Counsel to Secure Justice
- Tejaswi Mallipeddi, Licensed Mediator, IMI qualified, AVP, Accords International
- Himani Verma, Counsellor, Restorative Justice and Practices Program, Counsel to Secure Justice
For More Information:
For any queries email info@accordsinternational.org
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