Foundation course on Restorative Justice in practice: CPD-accredited 1.5 day and in-person

Course Description

How does your sector respond to conflict and harm? Could a restorative approach help you handle it more constructively and ethically? Then our professional development university-led bespoke restorative justice course is for you.

This instructor-led, in-person, interactive and evidence-informed course offers a sector-responsive introduction to restorative justice, tailored to the specific needs of professionals working in the NHS, education, criminal justice (e.g. police forces), and organisational settings. Participants will gain a practical and critical understanding of restorative justice principles and how these can be adapted and implemented within their unique professional context - whether in managing staff conflict, addressing misconduct, supporting trauma recovery, or responding to incidents of harm.

Instructor: Dr G. Maglione SFHEA, Director, Restorative Justice Clinic

Course duration: 1.5 days (9 hours)

Venue: University of Kent, Canterbury Campus, Cornwallis East, Meeting Room 128A, Canterbury, CT2 7NF

For more information, visit the course's website: https://www.kent.ac.uk/business-and-partnerships/cpd-training/restorative-justice  

Queries: G.Maglione@kent.ac.uk 

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