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Whanganui Restorative Practices Trust
WHANGANUI RESTORATIVE CITY CONFERENCE Making Sense of Restorative Practice – An International Exchange of Ideas Friday 28th and Saturday 29th March, 2014
PROGRAMME th
Friday 28 March 8-8.30am
Registration
8.45am
Powhiri / Welcome / Opening Focus of the conference is on mutual learning, where information is partly “presented” and partly “generated” and co-constructed by participants; and the introduction of the idea and benefits of an international learning network.
9.30am
Keynote Speaker: Jennifer Llewellyn, Associate Professor, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia-Canada The purpose of a community-wide restorative approach.
10am to 12.30pm Learning Workshops: Facilitated by international guests in partnership with local experts. International guests and the Whanganui experts share their stories. The workshops are facilitated around key ideas and a range of challenges and tasks for leaders and participants to be immersed in. Each individual therefore has the opportunity to contribute and learn. Attendees need to make their workshop choices before the day. 12.30-1.30pm
Lunch
1.30-4pm
Learning Workshops: as above.
4pm
Regroup: The International guests and the Whanganui experts feedback to all participants.
5pm
Close of day
7pm
Dinner Guest Speaker: The entertaining, dynamic and humble Kim Workman. Kim is well known in restorative circles for his leadership of Rethinking Crime and Punishment, Prison Fellowship, Department of Corrections and Te Puni Kokiri.
Saturday 29th March 8.30am
Welcome / Opening
9-11.30am
Learning Workshops: as above.
11.30am–12.30pm Regroup Finale: Looking at the big picture of Whanganui: Towards a Restorative City 12.30pm
Close of Conference
Conference Programme
Jan 14