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Saturday, October 21, 2006

Sefton Centre for Restorative Practices: Heading for a RestorativeCommunity / Real Justice, October 2006

http://www.realjustice.org/library/beth06_finnismoran.html
Mark Finnis and Paul Moran,
" The center offers restorative conferences for victims and offenders andtheir communities of care -- in cases ranging from "deaths to the theft of a pencil and everything in between" -- as well as family groupconferences for incidents within families. Sefton schools have greatly benefited from restorative practices training and consulting providedby the center. Restorative approaches -- from informal interventions inplayground disputes to formal conferences in which affected partiesaddress transgressions -- have been implemented throughout Sefton schools, and are preparing children to deal with issues far beyond theclassroom."
PDF - http://fp.enter.net/restorativepractices/beth06_finnismoran.pdf

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