Brazil

Title: Restorative Justice and Traditional Communities - Justiça Restaurativa e Comunidades Tradicionais

Main topics: History and roots of Restorative Justice. Paradigm shift. Linear, complex and rhizomatic thinking. The Principle of not knowing. Matriarchal and Patriarchal cultures. Shared knowledge production. Punitive and restorative rationality. Community concept in Restorative Justice. Conflict theory. Case study: Repatriation of sacred objects (Boe- bororo original people). Oral Knowledge. Popular cultures and Traditional Communities. Establishing Restorative Justice Centers. 

Practicalities: taught in Portuguese, online course, free course

• Target audience: Master students with an academic background in Law or Psychology or Sociology or Philosophy or Victimology or Criminology or Social Work
• Study Level: Intermediary course
• Duration: First and Second Semester

Title: Restorative Justice and Traditional Communities - Justiça Restaurativa Comunidades Tradicionais

Main topics: History and Roots of Restorative Justice. Paradigm shift. Linear, complex and Rhizomatic Thinking. The Principle of Not Knowing (BOIN, Carla). Matriarchal and Patriarchal Cultures. Shared knowledge production. Punitive and Restorative Justice. Conflict Theory. Mediator and Restorative Language. Case study: Repatriation of Sacred Objects (Boe bororo - original people). Oral Knowlegde. Popular Cultures and Traditional Communities. Structural violence. Social difference markers. The history of the implementation of NUJUR DIVERSO USP (NΓΊcleo de JustiΓ§a Restaurativa, Diversidades e Saberes Orais - USP). 

Practicalities: taught in Portuguese, online course, free course

• Target audience: Master and Bachelor students with an academic background in Law or Psychology or Sociology or Philosophy or Victimology or Criminology or Social Work. Also, Restorative Justice trainers
• Study Level: Introductory course
• Duration: First and Second Semester