21 results on '"Restorative Circles"'
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2. Resolving identity-based violence: Lessons for restorative justice in the hate crime context
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Malini Laxminarayan
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restorative justice ,hate crime ,restorative circles ,peacebuilding ,Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence ,K1-7720 ,Sociology (General) ,HM401-1281 - Abstract
Restorative justice has expanded its application of different types of crimes; including, but not limited to, violations such as sexual violence, domestic violence and more recently violent extremism, to name a few. The severity of these crimes, combined with the fact that restorative justice has been applied successfully to these complex offences, suggests that hate crimes should not be ruled out as potential cases. What is missing, however, is a better understanding of what makes these crimes unique, and how restorative justice can or cannot play a role in responding to the harm caused because of hate and identity-based attacks. By looking at evidence and theory from other fields, namely peacebuilding in this analysis— in addition to understanding hate and bias more generally, this article attempts to develop a theoretical framework for better understanding restorative justice in cases of anti-LGBT hate crime and briefly considers what such a framework may entail for practice.¨My starting point is that people are good, most do not mean to cause harm. There of course is a hardcore group where it truly is hate on an ideological level, and people [rightly] ask, can you change them? But there is a bigger group that needs that [RJ] meeting, to get to know the other person, and to change as a result of it. ¨ Mediator, Belgium, LetsGoByTalking project
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- 2024
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3. Los círculos restaurativos: una propuesta metodológica innovadora de aula de Educación Primaria.
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Porcel, Cristina and Neubauer, Adrián
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SCHOOL children ,SOCIAL cohesion ,STUDENT interests ,EDUCATIONAL intervention ,ISLANDS - Abstract
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- 2023
4. Cooperazione, partecipazione, fiducia: i Restorative Circles per la governance dei beni comuni = Cooperation, participation, trust: Restorative Circles in governing common goods
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Evelyn De Simone
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common goods ,governance ,trust ,restorative circles ,decision-making ,groups ,Communication. Mass media ,P87-96 ,Social Sciences - Abstract
Cooperation, participation, trust: Restorative Circles in governing common goods. In order to avoid the so-called tragedy of commons, Ostrom proposed an alternative approach to the classical state control vs. privatization dichotomy in governing common goods; it is based on the idea that appropriators can co-operate and safeguard common goods without the control of an external institution. In this perspective, understanding which are the conditions that promote cooperation instead of individualistic behaviors is necessary. Among other variables, trust in other group members is very important in cooperative strategies; when referring to groups involved in decision-making processes, the swift trust is often mentioned: it is a form of trust occurring in temporary structures, which is mostly based on cognitive components and stereotypical expectations, it is very quick but also very fragile. In this paper, the method of Restorative Circles is presented; it is a method of group facilitating, used in USA restorative justice and in neighborhood decision-making groups. It is proposed to use Restorative Circles in the governance of common goods, in order to promote a form of trust quicker than ordinary trust, but stronger than swift trust, because it is based on a deeper knowing of other group members. Restorative Circles could be effective in promoting participation, trust among participants and between participants and local institutions, rendering commons’ governance easier and more efficient
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- 2018
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5. JUSTIÇA RESTAURATIVA APLICADA NO AMBIENTE ESCOLAR NA COMARCA DE PALMAS
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Thayan Alexander Lemos De Almeida and De Moura Borges, Liliane
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Justiça Restaurativa ,escolas ,cultura de paz ,círculos restaurativos ,Restorative Justice ,culture of peace schools ,restorative circles - Abstract
Este artigo investiga a implementação da Justiça Restaurativa nas escolas na Comarca de Palmas – TO como uma abordagem efetiva para promover a cultura de paz e a resolução de conflitos. O estudo aborda o surgimento da Prática Restaurativa, explora a metodologia dos círculos restaurativos e demonstra o histórico da utilização dessa prática pelo poder judiciário do Tocantins na referida Comarca de Palmas. Além disso, avalia os desafios e obstáculos enfrentados na implementação da Justiça Restaurativa nas escolas, considerando a resistência institucional, a necessidade de capacitação dos profissionais e a adequação da abordagem aos diferentes contextos escolares. Bem como, analisar os princípios e fundamentos da Justiça Restaurativa e as aplicações específicas no contexto escolar, enfatizando a importância da participação ativa dos estudantes, a responsabilização e a valorização do diálogo. A pesquisa baseia-se em uma revisão bibliográfica abrangente e contribui para a compreensão e a promoção da Justiça Restaurativa nas escolas, visando à construção de uma cultura de paz.
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- 2023
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6. Not if, but when whiteness shows up what do we do about it?
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Wysor Nguema, Susan R.
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RACISM , *BLACK people , *COMMUNICATION , *EXPERIENCE , *HUMAN rights , *INTERPERSONAL relations , *INTERPROFESSIONAL relations , *RACE , *SOCIAL justice , *WHITE people - Abstract
This is my story of how I came to understand my whiteness and the ways in which my whiteness has so brilliantly blinded me from the realities of life in the United States for non-white identifying folks. As the wife of a Black man and the mother of biracial boys, I now no longer have that protection and I am determined to spend the rest of my life using my new-found sight to help other White folks to see what whiteness has done to individuals, families, organizations and institutions in this country. As White people, we must use groups, specifically I speak to restorative circles, to work together to decenter whiteness and dismantle white supremacy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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7. Cooperazione, partecipazione, fiducia: i Restorative Circles per la governance dei beni comuni.
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De Simone, Evelyn
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In order to avoid the so-called tragedy of commons, Ostrom proposed an alternative approach to the classical state control vs. privatization dichotomy in governing common goods; it is based on the idea that appropriators can co-operate and safeguard common goods without the control of an external institution. In this perspective, understanding which are the conditions that promote cooperation instead of individualistic behaviors is necessary. Among other variables, trust in other group members is very important in cooperative strategies; when referring to groups involved in decision-making processes, the swift trust is often mentioned: it is a form of trust occurring in temporary structures, which is mostly based on cognitive components and stereotypical expectations, it is very quick but also very fragile. In this paper, the method of Restorative Circles is presented; it is a method of group facilitating, used in USA restorative justice and in neighborhood decision-making groups. It is proposed to use Restorative Circles in the governance of common goods, in order to promote a form of trust quicker than ordinary trust, but stronger than swift trust, because it is based on a deeper knowing of other group members. Restorative Circles could be effective in promoting participation, trust among participants and between participants and local institutions, rendering commons' governance easier and more efficient. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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8. Restorative practices: The application of restorative circles in a case study school.
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Joseph-McCatty, Andrea A. and Hnilica, Rebecca J.
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CLASSROOM dynamics , *EDUCATIONAL planning , *TEACHERS , *SECONDARY education , *TEENAGERS - Abstract
To understand the factors that impact classroom application of restorative practice circles, this study asks, (1) how do educators apply restorative practices? and (2) what supports and barriers emerge during the daily application of restorative practices in schools? Guided by ecological systems theory and a mixed-methods approach, we use correlation analysis, ethnographic fieldnotes and interviews to demonstrate (1) significant associations between teacher circle constructs and how it impacts student circle constructs and overall circle quality, (2) the development of multifaceted support approaches for teachers, and (3) barriers in the daily minutia of restorative practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Impacts of Restorative Circles on Fifth Grade Students of Color
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Johnson, Kennedy and Johnson, Kennedy
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Districts and schools across the United States and internationally have worked to implement Restorative Circles as means for teachers, staff, and students to cultivate positive relationships, build respectful and cohesive school communities, and work to create a safe and inclusive environment. Utilizing Restorative Circles is a proactive approach in the development of social-emotional learning, compassion and connectedness. Additionally, researchers have determined that Restorative Circles assisted not only in building strong communities, but also, opportunities to repair harm, further disrupting the school-to-prison pipeline and dismantling zero tolerance policies that disproportionately impact students of color. The purpose of this study was to implement Restorative Circles into a fifth-grade classroom and identify the impacts Restorative Circles had on fifth grade students of color. Specifically, this research utilized Circle Forward: Building A Restorative School Community text written by Carolyn Boyes-Watson and Kay Pranis (2015) as a means to implement weekly community building Circles with opportunities for impromptu Circles to repair harm when needed for the fifth-grade students. Participants in this study were given a survey prior to engaging in Circles and after completing six community building Circles. Results from the data collected from the survey were analyzed to better understand the impact of Restorative Circles on fifth-grade students of color. Data suggested that after participating in the Circles, students of color felt more supported by their classmates, identified themselves as positive community members at school, and felt a greater sense of respect amongst teachers, staff and students.
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- 2021
10. A phenomenological study of teachers implementing restorative practices
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McKenzie, Janiese Pauline and McKenzie, Janiese Pauline
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- Restorative justice., Education, Secondary Case studies. North Carolina, Justice réparatrice., Enseignement secondaire Études de cas. Caroline du Nord, Education, Secondary, Restorative justice, North Carolina
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The purpose of this phenomenological study is to explore and understand the perceptions of teachers as they endure change while implementing restorative practices at the secondary level. The central research question guiding this study asked, "How do secondary level teachers from central North Carolina describe their experiences with restorative practices in the classroom?" I interviewed and discussed the lived experiences of 11 participants, all teachers who have been trained in restorative practices by the International Institute of Restorative Practices and implemented in their classroom for one year in central North Carolina. The theory guiding this study was Michael Fullan's change theory and the exploration of how and why a school reform initiative works. Data was collected in three ways: semi-structured, long interviews; a focus group; and a document review of the International Institute of Restorative Practices training materials. Data were analyzed using coding, clustering of codes, and theme extraction. After a comprehensive analysis of the data, three themes emerged: (a) the influence of student discourse on the culture of the classroom; (b) teacher empowerment through reflection; and (c) the emergence of altruism
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- 2021
11. Guía metodológica de prácticas restaurativas para el mejoramiento de la convivencia escolar y la resolución de conflictos
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Santacruz Estévez, Angela Patricia, Palacio Ruiz, Emiro Fernando, Hernández Guzmán, Doctor Diego, and Solano Bent, Darwin
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Peace ,Reuniones restaurativas ,Manual de convivencia ,Restorative circles ,Prácticas restaurativas ,Paz ,School coexistence ,Restorative meetings ,Object of dialogue ,Coexistence manual ,Conflict resolution ,Resolución de conflictos ,Preguntas restaurativas ,Objeto de diálogo ,Convivencia escolar ,Restorative questions ,Restorative practices ,Círculos restaurativos - Abstract
The goal of this research is to develop a Guide to Restorative Practice that will help improve school coexistence and conflict resolution in Jesús Maestro FMSD School of Soledad, and other official educational institutions with the same socio-economic status. The method is based on a sequential interpretation design (DEXPLIS) involving six stages. Ten elementary school students, ten parents, six teachers and school leaders (principal, primary school coordinator and psychologist) from I. E. Jesús Maestro FMSD participated. The tools used include questionnaires, semi-structured interviews, DOFA matrix, and literature analysis related to the design of the guideline. Based on the results obtained, we set out to develop a " Guide to Restorative Practices ", which will help to improve the coexistence of the education community and strengthen autonomy, dialogue and other values through the implementation of restorative practices. El objetivo de esta investigación fue construir una Guía de Prácticas Restaurativas que contribuya al mejoramiento de la convivencia escolar y la resolución de conflictos en la Institución Educativa Jesús Maestro FMSD de Soledad, así como en otras Instituciones Educativas Oficiales. Su método es el diseño explicativo secuencial (DEXPLIS) el cual constó de 6 fases. Participaron 10 estudiantes de primaria de la I. E. Jesús Maestro FMSD, 10 padres de familia, 6 docentes y los directivos (rectora, coordinadora de Primaria y la Psicorientadora. Se utilizaron los instrumentos: cuestionario, entrevista semiestructurada, Matriz DOFA y el análisis de la literatura pertinente para el diseño de la Guía. Con los resultados se procedió a elaborar la Guía de Prácticas Restaurativas que ayudará a mejorar la convivencia y fortalecerá en la comunidad educativa la autonomía, el diálogo y demás valores a través de la implementación del Espectro de las Prácticas Restaurativas.
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- 2021
12. Beyond a number, improving educational practices by being love
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Flaherty, Maeve Virginia
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- Restorative justice, The fixation of belief, Reflective inquiry, Restorative circles, School-to-Prison Pipeline (SPP)
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ABSTRACT “Research is formalized curiosity, it is poking and prying with a purpose.” - Zora Neale Hurston This thesis addresses the intersection of qualitative research and restorative practices as the crux of educational research. Education is an integral aspect of every society and in order to continue to develop knowledge and advancement within a society, educational research must be viewed as the ultimate priority. Educational research is vital to the ongoing development of culturally responsive pedagogy and the advancement of public policy. Educational research investigates challenges in education by applying empirical methods to presented challenges. Empirical methods simply refer to the gathering of data using only evidence that is observable by the senses. Empirical evidence is part of the rigorous scientific process that is required in order to gather and analyze data for problem-solving and knowledge advancement. The primary purpose of educational research is to build upon existing pedagogy by providing solutions to different problems in education while simultaneously improving teaching and learning practices. Both qualitative and quantitative research methods are necessary for the advancement of educational research. Yet, it is critical to acknowledge that the appropriate method of research depends on the purpose of the study. And when it comes to the futures of children, who are routinely pushed away as other or deemed unfit by educational standards, the holistic purpose of the study must always make the case for qualitative research. There is a complementary nature of both methods and the case for continued advancement qualitative research is critical for growth of restorative justice, for humanity. Therefore, while both research approaches are value and complementary, this thesis will argue the critical importance of advancing qualitative research to expand restorative practices. Case studies and evaluations conducted in schools worldwide indicate that restorative practices improve relationships among students and teachers, reduce disciplinary problems and build community. This thesis will delve into the literature of restorative research then progress into the tensions between qualitative and quantitative research methods. The thesis will then examine a restorative justice case study which will lead to the final discussion on the intersection of qualitative research and restorative practices. The thesis will conclude with the critical importance of “being love” within education.
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- 2022
13. La Justicia Restaurativa a tenor del artículo 15 del Estatuto de la Víctima y la necesidad de incluir otras prácticas: los círculos restaurativos
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Miguel Barrio, Rodrigo and Miguel Barrio, Rodrigo
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The growing legal interest in the victim has led to an increase in the guarantees and rights of the victim in the criminal process, culminating in the Statute of the victim of the crime. In turn, the Restorative Justice has been gaining adherents among Spanish prosecutors, criminals and criminalists, with a request for practice in the Spanish legal system. It is for this reason that said compendium of procedural rights of the victim regulates in its article 15 a disputed Restorative Justice Service as the right of said procedural part. The purpose of this article is to carry out an analysis of the meaning of the articles as well as the possible and necessary modifications in order to include practices such as restorative circles in order to heal the victim., El creciente interés jurídico por la víctima ha conllevado un incremento en las garantías y derechos de la misma en el proceso penal, culminando a través del Estatuto de la víctima del delito. A su vez, la Justicia Restaurativa ha ido ganando adeptos entre los procesalistas, penalistas y criminalistas españoles, existiendo una petición de práctica en el ordenamiento jurídico español. Es por ello que dicho compendio de derechos procesales de la víctima regula en su artículo 15 un discutido servicio de Justicia Restaurativa como derecho de la citada parte procesal. A través del presente artículo se pretende realizar un análisis del significado del articulado, así como de las posibles y necesarias modificaciones en aras de la inclusión de prácticas como los círculos restaurativos en aras de la sanación de la víctima.
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- 2020
14. ENTRE PRÁTICAS E DISCURSOS: A UTILIZAÇÃO DA JUSTIÇA RESTAURATIVA NA RESOLUÇÃO DE CONFLITOS ESCOLARES ENVOLVENDO CRIANÇAS, ADOLESCENTES E SEUS FAMILIARES EM SÃO CAETANO DO SUL-SP.
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TONCHE, Juliana
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- 2014
15. Violencia de género y prácticas restaurativas, ¿una combinación posible?
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Martín Anduaga, Saioa and Merino Ortiz, Cristina
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violencia de género ,mediación ,mediación vicaria ,restorative justice ,family group conferences ,conferencias familiares ,mediation ,círculos restaurativos ,gender violence ,justicia restaurativa ,vicarious mediation ,restorative circles - Abstract
[ES] La violencia de género es un fenómeno que cada día está más presente en nuestra sociedad, por lo que deberíamos plantearnos la posibilidad de aplicar otras formas alternativas de intervención en esta clase de conflictos. La LO 1/2004, de 28 de diciembre, de Medidas de Protección Integral contra la Violencia de Género, prohíbe la utilización de la mediación en estos delitos, pero ¿es adecuada dicha prohibición? Existen diversas prácticas restaurativas (la mediación vicaria, los círculos restaurativos, las conferencias familiares…) que podrían resultar beneficiosas tanto para la víctima como para el agresor a la hora de gestionar estos conflictos, además de proporcionar la oportunidad de un tratamiento terapéutico para ellos, que no tienen una prohibición expresa para los supuestos de violencia de género… ¿Podrían ser las intervenciones del futuro? [EN] Gender violence is a phenomenon that is getting increasingly present in our society. This is why we should think about alternative forms of procedure in this kind of conflict. The law LO 1/2004 bans the use of mediation in these crimes, but is this prohibition appropriate? There are several restorative processes (vicarious mediation, restorative circles, family group conferences…) that are not banned for gender violence crimes. Those might be beneficial for both victim and attacker, because it provides them with a better way of managing the problem and with an opportunity of having a therapeutic treatment. Could these processes be the way of intervention of the future?
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- 2017
16. Mecanismos alternativos de resolución de conflictos: modelos de justicia restaurativa
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Badía Defez, Mayra, Beltrán Montoliu, Ana, and Universitat Jaume I. Departament de Dret Públic
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Conferencing ,Restorative circles ,Justicia Restaurativa ,Vergüenza reintegrativa ,Círculos restauradores ,Grau en Criminologia i Seguretat ,Mennonites ,Grado en Criminología y Seguridad ,Bachelor's Degree in Criminology and Security ,Reintegrative shaming ,Mediación víctima-infractor ,Restorative Justice ,Mediation victim offender ,Conferencias ,Menonitas - Abstract
Treball Final de Grau en Criminologia i Seguretat. Codi: CS1044. Curs: 2016/2017 The concept of restorative justice corresponds to very old practices taken up or maintained by current societies, in which the guilty person restores the victim to the damage caused, always keeping in mind the community and in which the parties can actively participate. In order for this to happen, those involved must find themselves in an optimum psychological and emotional moment, to advise the process and to give them back to society in full. Victim-offender mediation models, sentence and peacemaker circles and conferences, are restorative justice practices and will keep the same principles between them, keeping as a fundamental premise, the fact that the offender must assume responsibility or Participation in the offense that gave rise to the conflict, otherwise it would be impossible to carry out any of these models. It will analyze how the most commonly used subtypes originated and how they vary in their methodology, systematic and in the forms and characteristics of their facilitator or mediator depending on the model we are in. In Victim-Offender mediation, procedural moments are also included in the work, in which case a case may be referred, how it would be developed and the operation in each one of them. Finally, some of the key premises that accompany the work are mentioned, as well as a brief reference to some of the conclusions of the pilot experiences that are taking place in our country. l concepto de justicia restaurativa se corresponde con unas prácticas, muy antiguas retomadas o mantenidas por las sociedades actuales, en las cuales, el culpable restablece a la víctima el daño causado, teniendo siempre presente la comunidad y en el que pueden participar activamente las partes. Para que esto pueda suceder los implicados, deben encontrarse en un momento psicológico y emocional óptimo, que aconseje el proceso y que les pueda devolver a la sociedad de forma plena. Los modelos de mediación víctima-infractor, los círculos tanto los de sentencia como los pacificadores y las conferencias, son prácticas de justicia restaurativa y guardarán los mismos principios entre ellas, manteniendo como premisa fundamental, el hecho de que el infractor debe asumir su responsabilidad o participación en la infracción que dio lugar al conflicto, de lo contrario sería imposible llevar a cabo ninguno de estos modelos. Se analizará cómo se originaron, los subtipos más utilizados y cómo varían en su metodología, sistemática y en las formas y características de su facilitador o mediador dependiendo del modelo ante el que nos encontremos. En mediación Victima-Infractor también se incluyen en el trabajo los momentos procesales en los que se puede proceder a la derivación de un caso, cómo se desarrollaría y el funcionamiento en cada uno de ellos. Para finalizar se señalan algunas de las premisas claves que acompañan al trabajo así como una breve referencia a algunas de las conclusiones de las experiencias piloto que se están llevando a cabo en nuestro país.
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- 2017
17. Perceptions of Restorative Practices by Male Students of Color in Middle School
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Millican, Deborah
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- Restorative Practices, boys of color, middle school, zero tolerance, restorative circles, reintegrative circles, DAEP, school removal, school exclusion, exclusionary discipline, Adverse Childhood Experiences, ACEs, shame, Education, Administration, School discipline -- Texas., Discrimination in school discipline -- Texas., Shame., Middle school boys -- Texas., Minority students -- Texas.
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Zero-tolerance discipline policies have been in use in U.S. schools for almost 25 years. Since their enactment in the 1990s, researchers have found that zero tolerance disciplinary policies and practices can cause students to enter the school-to-prison pipeline. The purpose of this qualitative case study was to understand the perceptions of middle-school male students of color regarding the discipline process on a campus that supplemented zero-tolerance discipline with restorative practices (RPs). Additional intents of this study were to discover the challenges students encountered when they returned from a disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP) and determine whether RPs helped or hindered their transition to the home campus. Six middle-school male students of color who were placed at the district's DAEP and returned to their home campus participated in the study. The conceptual framework was based on Braithwaite's concept of stigmatized shame following an exclusion and Nathanson's human reactions to shame. The study yielded seven major themes: (a) student perceptions of exclusion, (b) behaviors related to exclusion from school, (c) human reactions to shame—attacking others, (d) human reactions to shame—avoidance, (e) the need for reintegration and acceptance, (f) traumatic events, and (g) dissonance in the discipline process.
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- 2020
18. Família e justiça juvenil restaurativa: regiões norte e nordeste
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Paixão, Jéssica Silva da, Lima, Isabel Maria Sampaio Oliveira, Sposato, Karyna Batista, Carvalho, Rosely Cabral de, Carrera, Gilca Oliveira, and Alcântara, Miriã Alves Ramos de
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Juvenile Justice ,Círculos Restaurativos ,Construção da Paz ,Justiça Restaurativa ,Socioeducation ,Direitos da Criança e do Adolescente ,Restorative Circles ,Famílias ,Socioeducação ,Dissertação - Artigo ,Families ,Rights of the Child and Adolescent ,Multidisciplinar ,Direitos Humanos ,Peacebuilding ,Justiça Juvenil ,Human rights ,Sociais e Humanidades ,Restorative Justice - Abstract
Submitted by Ana Carla Almeida (ana.almeida@ucsal.br) on 2017-12-27T18:39:48Z No. of bitstreams: 1 DISSERTACAOJESSICAPAIXAO.pdf: 1942748 bytes, checksum: 97cd6cd422a18b8a546bdfe5a4277fb7 (MD5) Approved for entry into archive by Rosemary Magalhães (rosemary.magalhaes@ucsal.br) on 2017-12-27T18:52:16Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 DISSERTACAOJESSICAPAIXAO.pdf: 1942748 bytes, checksum: 97cd6cd422a18b8a546bdfe5a4277fb7 (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2017-12-27T18:52:16Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 DISSERTACAOJESSICAPAIXAO.pdf: 1942748 bytes, checksum: 97cd6cd422a18b8a546bdfe5a4277fb7 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-12-19 A Justiça Restaurativa (JR) vem se consolidando no Brasil enquanto projeto de Justiça moderno e emancipador. Este estudo focaliza formas de solução de conflitos envolvendo adolescentes autores de ato infracional e suas famílias, por meio do modelo de JR. Para analisar a participação da família em experiências de Justiça Juvenil Restaurativa nas regiões Norte e Nordeste, utilizou-se uma combinação de métodos divididos em três fases interdependentes. A primeira fase constituiu um estudo exploratório realizado entre agosto de 2015 a junho de 2016. Promoveu-se o levantamento da implementação teórico-prática da “Justiça Restaurativa” no Brasil e foram identificados os projetos de Justiça Restaurativa existentes nas Regiões pesquisadas. O questionário foi aplicado com os atores sociais envolvidos em projetos de justiça restaurativa. Foram identificadas vinte e nove experiências no N e NE, sendo dezenove no âmbito da infância e juventude, envolvendo Poder Judiciário, Poder Executivo, Defensorias, Ministério Público, Universidades, escolas, OAB, ONGs e Centros de Referência em Assistência Social. Em sua maioria, os projetos incluem a família por meio dos círculos restaurativos, com acompanhamento psicossocial e recebem orientações acerca do cumprimento da Medida Socioeducativa (MSE). Os responsáveis pelos adolescentes são estimulados a participar das práticas restaurativas desde a fase inicial de apuração do ato infracional até a execução da MSE. A análise dos questionários evoca a repercussão da inclusão da família no processo, além de ter contribuído para a definição da experiência emblemática a ser investigada em profundidade. O projeto escolhido situa-se no juizado da infância e juventude do município de Santarém, Oeste do Pará. Iniciada em 2012, fruto da parceria interinstitucional entre o Tribunal de Justiça do Estado do Pará e a Universidade Federal do Oeste do Pará. A experiência demonstrou que a participação da família nos círculos restaurativos incentiva o protagonismo juvenil, o fortalecimento dos vínculos familiares e o exercício da cidadania. Contudo, ainda são necessárias estratégias auxiliares, de natureza pública, que facilitem o acesso dos membros da família, sobretudo daqueles adolescentes com restrição total ou parcial da liberdade, criando espaços adequados ao exercício do cuidado e a geração de afeto. The Restorative Justice (RJ) has been consolidating in Brazil as a modern and emancipatory justice project. This study focuses on ways of solving conflicts involving adolescents who commit infractional acts and their families, through the RJ model. In order to analyze the participation of the family in restorative juvenile justice experiences in the North and Northeast regions, a combination of methods was divided into three interdependent phases. The first phase consisted of an exploratory study carried out between August 2015 and June 2016. The theoretical-practical implementation of "Restorative Justice" in Brazil was promoted and the restorative justice projects in the regions surveyed were identified. The questionnaire was applied with social actors involved in restorative justice projects. The questionnaire was applied with social actors involved in restorative justice projects. Twenty-nine experiences were identified in the N and NE, nineteen in the field of childhood and youth, involving Judiciary, Executive Branch, Defenders, Public Ministry, Universities, schools, OAB, NGOs and Reference Centers in Social Assistance. For the most part, the projects include the family through the restorative circles, with psychosocial support and receive guidance on compliance with the socioeducational measure (MSE). Those responsible for adolescents are encouraged to participate in restorative practices from the initial stage of investigation of the infraction until the execution of the SEM. The analysis of the questionnaires evokes the repercussion of the inclusion of the family in the process, besides contributing to the definition of the emblematic experience to be investigated in depth. The chosen project was situated at child and youth court of the municipality of Santarém, in western Pará. This project started in 2012, as a result of the interinstitutional partnership between the Pará State Court of Justice and the Federal University of Western Pará. The experience shows that the participation of the family in restorative circles encourages youth protagonism, the strengthening of family ties and the exercise of citizenship. However, auxiliary strategies of a public nature are still needed to facilitate the access of family members, especially those adolescents with total or partial restraint of freedom, creating adequate spaces for the exercise of care and the generation of affection.
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19. Violencia de género y prácticas restaurativas, ¿una combinación posible?
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Merino Ortiz, Cristina, Procesos psicológicos básicos y su desarrollo, Oinarrizko psikologia prozesuak eta haien garapena, Martín Anduaga, Saioa, Merino Ortiz, Cristina, Procesos psicológicos básicos y su desarrollo, Oinarrizko psikologia prozesuak eta haien garapena, and Martín Anduaga, Saioa
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[ES] La violencia de género es un fenómeno que cada día está más presente en nuestra sociedad, por lo que deberíamos plantearnos la posibilidad de aplicar otras formas alternativas de intervención en esta clase de conflictos. La LO 1/2004, de 28 de diciembre, de Medidas de Protección Integral contra la Violencia de Género, prohíbe la utilización de la mediación en estos delitos, pero ¿es adecuada dicha prohibición? Existen diversas prácticas restaurativas (la mediación vicaria, los círculos restaurativos, las conferencias familiares…) que podrían resultar beneficiosas tanto para la víctima como para el agresor a la hora de gestionar estos conflictos, además de proporcionar la oportunidad de un tratamiento terapéutico para ellos, que no tienen una prohibición expresa para los supuestos de violencia de género… ¿Podrían ser las intervenciones del futuro?, [EN] Gender violence is a phenomenon that is getting increasingly present in our society. This is why we should think about alternative forms of procedure in this kind of conflict. The law LO 1/2004 bans the use of mediation in these crimes, but is this prohibition appropriate? There are several restorative processes (vicarious mediation, restorative circles, family group conferences…) that are not banned for gender violence crimes. Those might be beneficial for both victim and attacker, because it provides them with a better way of managing the problem and with an opportunity of having a therapeutic treatment. Could these processes be the way of intervention of the future?
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20. Justiça restaurativa na escola: trabalhando as relações sociomorais
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Baroni, Mariana Custódio de Souza [UNESP], Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), and Menin, Maria Suzana de Stefano [UNESP]
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Educação em valores ,Restorative justice ,Restorative circles ,Administração de conflitos ,Cooperativas ,Coercive and cooperative environments ,Education in values ,Educação ,Scholar conflicts ,Ambientes coercitivos ,Conflitos escolares ,Círculos restaurativos ,Styles of conflicts resolution ,Justiça restaurativa - Abstract
Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:25:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2011-08-19Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T20:33:28Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 baroni_mcs_me_prud.pdf: 894215 bytes, checksum: 3b0ef84c3fec119e9f05ee8fbcf415ae (MD5) Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP) Este trabalho, intitulado “Justiça Restaurativa na Escola: trabalhando as relações sociomorais”, versa sobre a justiça restaurativa como uma proposta de resolução dos conflitos escolares. Relaciona os estilos de resolução de conflitos com os princípios de justiça restaurativa investigando como estes podem alicerçar a construção de ambientes sociomorais na escola de forma a possibilitarem a discussão e o fortalecimento de conceitos e valores morais que contribuam para a consolidação da cooperação entre alunos, para a construção da autonomia e para o combate à violência. Ele pertence à linha de pesquisa “Processos Formativos, Diferenças e Valores”, do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação da Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, Universidade Estadual Paulista de Presidente Prudente e recebeu apoio financeiro da Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo – FAPESP. O interesse por esta pesquisa partiu da constatação do aumento desenfreado das situações de violência vivenciadas pela escola; surgiu da nossa preocupação com uma possível crise de valores morais que possa ter desencadeado a banalização da violência na escola. Levando isso em conta, estabelecemos como objetivo principal deste trabalho verificar se a justiça restaurativa pode se apresentar como um instrumento positivo à resolução de conflitos e combate à violência escolar. Para isso, estudamos, em Psicologia, a teoria de Piaget sobre o desenvolvimento moral da criança. Tomamos como referencial, no campo da Justiça Restaurativa, o projeto “Justiça e Educação em Heliópolis e Guarulhos: parceria para a cidadania” que inseriu, no segundo semestre de 2006, nas escolas da rede pública de São Paulo (Heliópolis e Guarulhos), espaços, denominados Círculos Restaurativos... The present study, entitled “Restorative Justice at School: working socio-moral relationships”, is about restorative justice as an proposal of scholar conflicts resolution. It relates the different styles of conflicts resolution and the principles of restorative justice; at the same time, it investigates in what extend these can support the construction of socio-moral environments in school in order to allow discussion and provides the strengthening of concepts and moral values that contributes to consolidate cooperation among students, aiming autonomy and violence fighting. This study is part of the research line “Formative Process< Differences, Values”, of the Post Graduation Program in Education of Science and Technology College of Universidade Estadual Paulista from Presidente Prudente. It was funded by Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo – FAPESP. The interest in this subject originated because it was found that violence in school has increased a lot. Thus, we worry that a possible crisis of moral values has initiated violence trivialization in school. Considering this, the main objective of this research is to verify if restorative justice can be a positive instrument in order to conflicts resolution and violence fighting. To do so, we studied in Psychology, Piaget’s theory about children’s moral development. Our referential in Restorative... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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21. Using Restorative Practice to Decrease Behavior and Increase School Community
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West, Kaylee and West, Kaylee
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