Call for participants
The EFRJ is currently recruiting 6 participants for this full immersion training programme. Among the 6 participants, 4 are selected within the EFRJ membership and 2 within the EFRJ Secretariat.
All participants will attend the following trainings (20 hours each):
Lisbon (PT) 14-18 March 2022
Victims’ rights and needs
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Viterbo (IT) 26-30 September 2022
Victims support and restorative justice
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Barcelona (ES) 13-17 March 2023 (date TBC)
Victims of hate crime
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The draft contents of each training will be finalised by 1 June 2021. Please note that the weeks proposed above may be subject to change and only 4 days within the week will be dedicated to the training programme (i.e. either Mon-Thu, or Tue-Fri). The 4 days will probably be divided as such:
Day 1
Morning: travel
Afternoon: 4h training
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Day 2
All day: 6h training
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Day 3
All day: 6h study visit
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Day 4
Morning: 4h training
Afternoon: travel
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In addition to the commitment to participate in the 3 training programmes, all the participants selected on behalf of the EFRJ will contribute to the following activities (to be divided among the 6 selected participants, according to personal interests and skills):
- Organise and facilitate a 3-hour training within the programme in Lisbon. In practice, the 6 participants may work in pairs to propose a 1-hour training including frontal presentations, or case studies, or interactive exercises; exact contents and format will be agreed with the EFRJ project coordinator based on the participants’ experiences and skills and in a cooperative manner.
- Facilitate a 2.5 hour session in each training programme to encourage participants to share knowledge on the following topics: 1. Victims needs assessment, 2. Restorative justice and victims, 3. Training of (restorative) justice professionals. In practice, the 6 participants will work in pairs to facilitate one of these sessions in each of the 3 trainings.
- Deliver a 2000 words paper within a two weeks after each training including practical guidelines on the following topics discussed in the 2-hour session with participants (see above): 1. Key-questions for assessing victims’ needs, 2. Key-guiding principles for protecting victims engaging in restorative justice, 3. Key-methods for training operators working (restoratively) with victims. In practice, the pairs that facilitated one of these sessions in each of the 3 trainings (see above) will write this paper.