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SUMMARY:Restorative Justice\, Practices\, and Circles
DESCRIPTION:Course InformationInstructorRegistration Cut-Off Cancellation PolicyCourse Information \nThis is a two-day introduction to Restorative Justice Principles and Theory and how those inform Restorative Practises\, Processes\, and Circles. \nOn Day 1 participants can expect to explore the traditional roots of restorative relationship building\, as well as the grassroots movement that brought restoration practices into mainstream justice work with victims\, offenders\, and communities.  There will also be an exploration of how restorative justice principles have been adapted to restoring workplace relationships. \nDay two will introduce traditional circles and their application to victim/offender/community restoration as well as an introduction to circle applications in workplaces. \nBoth days start at 8:30 am and end at 4:30 pm. \nInstructor \nInstructor: Paula Drouin – Paula was a member of the elite 12 person Canadian Review Panel to Review the UN’s Principles of Restorative Justice and make recommendations to the Solicitor of Canada on how to implement RJ throughout Canada. She was selected based on her work in the Edmonton Maximum Security Institution and in the Inner City with men on Parole and Probation.  In the 90’s she was one of the early members of what was then known as the Edmonton Victim/Offender Mediation Program\, currently known as the Mediation and Restorative Justice Centre. Paula was contracted to create the early training for volunteer mediators in the program and had also created a Restorative Justice Certificate Program for the Alberta Arbitration and Mediation Society.  She has taught Restorative Justice and Circle Training at Royal Roads University and provided introductory Restorative Justice training to mediators and judges in Bosnia. She has also assessed the re-integration of child soldiers in Northern Uganda using the UN’s Restorative Justices Program lens.  Paula was invited to be the Keynote speaker at one of the Alberta Restorative Justice Association Conference because of her grassroots development\, passion\, and experience in the field.  Paula will co-instruct the second day with an Elder to introduce participants to the traditional roots of using circles processes for sharing and healing. \nRegistration Cut-Off  \nThe idea of preventing someone from registering for a course makes us all crazy\, so we won’t do that.  However\, we need to order printing a week before the course and make final decisions about the number of coaches to bring in\, and confirm the size of the classroom being rented.  Therefore\, we hope you will register as soon as possible (knowing we’ll be kind and easy to deal with if you have to cancel) and in exchange we will keep registration open until the day before the course.  We will shut off online course registration a week before\, however\, you can just give us a call at 780-460-7599 or send an email to admin@adrlearninginstitute.ca to register.  We will confirm your registration and make sure we have all the materials you will need when you arrive on the course date. \nCancellation Policy \nWe know life happens.  Sometimes schedules change or the universe interferes with your plans.  Please provide us with as much notice as possible so we can provide you with a full refund and hopefully fill your spot.  If the universe doesn’t let you know until five or less days before the course\, then we will give you a full credit towards another course which you\, or someone you choose to transfer it to\, can use within a year.  If your financial situation is such that you just really need the money to be put back into your account\,  then give us a call and we will provide a refund less any admin costs incurred through Pay Pal or Invoicing.
URL:https://adrlearninginstitute.ca/course/restorative-justice-practices-and-circles/
LOCATION:Start of the North Retreat Centre\, 3 St. Vital Avenue\, St. Albert\, Alberta\, T8N 1K1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Restorative Justice,Specialty Courses
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SUMMARY:Facilitating Workplace Restoration
DESCRIPTION:Course InformationInstructorRegistration Cut-Off Cancellation PolicyCourse Information \nTraditional Indigenous Circle Processes adapted to heal workplaces. \nCreated and Presented by Elder Vicky Whalen and by Paula Drouin \nVicky and Paula have worked together over the past couple of decades.  Modern workplaces are about to benefit from yet another collaboration between these two woman. \nDuring this two day workshop Vicky will provide participants with traditional indigenous circle teachings used for sharing\, healing and addressing conflict. Paula will then provide practical ways to adapt traditional circle processes to restore modern post conflict workplaces. \nEmployees are frequently harmed not only by the people they are complaining about\, but also by formal complaint processes such as: grievances\, investigations\, arbitration’s\, hearings\, and appeals. Once the formal processes have concluded\, these same complainants and respondents frequently have to continue to work together.  The inspiration for this workshop came from being asked “how can we put this team back together?” \nPaula’s experience designing and delivering an Aboriginal Peacemaking Certificate Program for Native Counselling Services of Alberta\, has provided her with a culturally rich exposure to traditional healing processes and the caring presence of many Elders.  With deep respect for the work of these Elders and their application of sharing and healing circles to help families\, groups\, and communities overcome harm\, Paula reached out to Vicky to co-create this unique opportunity that we are sure will challenge your thinking and inspire you to ‘think outside the box’ when addressing team tensions. \nWho is the course designed for: Anyone with the responsibility to work in workplaces helping teams pull back together post-conflict.  This training will also help employees with a responsibility to help teams ‘clear the air’ or resolve issues as a group.  Having previous training in conflict resolution and experience facilitating conflict resolution conversations will provide some confidence in preparing people for and facilitating workplace restoration circles. \nDates and Times:  Friday\, 7th December 2018\, from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm and Saturday\, 8th December 2018\, from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm  LUNCH WILL BE INCLUDED FOR THIS COURSE. \nInstructor \nInstructors:  \nVicky Whalen – Vicky is currently the Elder in residence at Buffalo Sage Wellness House in Edmonton.  She has worked with Native Counselling Services of Alberta (NCSA) in various roles over the past couple of decades.  Vicky worked with Paula on a contract between NCSA and Corrections Canada to design and facilitate training for Elders and CSC Restorative Opportunity Facilitators\, from across Canada\, on how to work together to facilitate serious crime victim/offender dialogue through the CSC Restorative Opportunities program. \nPaula Drouin – Paula draws on her past experiences working in a maximum security prison and in Edmonton’s inner city to create links between theory and practice.  She has designed and delivered training in restorative justice\, workplace assessments\, investigations\, mediation\, negotiation\, conflict resolution and has provided mediation and other dispute resolution services in workplaces for over twenty years. \nRegistration Cut-Off  \nThe idea of preventing someone from registering for a course makes us all crazy\, so we won’t do that.  However\, we need to order printing a week before the course and make final decisions about the number of coaches to bring in\, and confirm the size of the classroom being rented.  Therefore\, we hope you will register as soon as possible (knowing we’ll be kind and easy to deal with if you have to cancel) and in exchange we will keep registration open until the day before the course.  We will shut off online course registration a week before\, however you can just give us a call at 780-460-7599 or send an email to admin@adrlearninginstitute.ca to register.  We will confirm your registration and make sure we have all the materials you will need when you arrive on the course date. \nCancellation Policy \nWe know life happens.  Sometimes schedules change or the universe interferes with your plans.  Please provide us with as much notice as possible so we can provide you with a full refund and hopefully fill your spot.  If the universe doesn’t let you know until five or less days before the course\, then we will give you a full credit towards another course which you\, or someone you choose to transfer it to\, can use within a year.  If your financial situation is such that you just really need the money to be put back into your account\, then give us a call and we will provide a refund less any admin costs incurred through Pay Pal or Invoicing. \n \n 
URL:https://adrlearninginstitute.ca/course/post-conflict-workplace-restoration/
LOCATION:Start of the North Retreat Centre\, 3 St. Vital Avenue\, St. Albert\, Alberta\, T8N 1K1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Facilitating Workplace Restoration,Specialty Courses
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SUMMARY:Workshop Design and Facilitator Training
DESCRIPTION:This 2-day workshop will be held on Saturday September 22nd from 8:30am – 4:00pm and will continue on Monday September 24th from 08:30am – 4:00pm.  You will have some work to complete between the two days of training so set some time aside on Saturday evening or Sunday.  The focus will be on creating workshops for adult learners. \nThe goal of this workshop is to provide you with a step by step process to design workshop lesson plans and learn about facilitating and creating a PowerPoint presentation.  With experience the same process can be used to develop modules that could build on each other to create longer workshops.  This course is designed for adults with training and experience in the field they wish to create workshops for.  It is expected that many of the participants in this course will be conflict resolution practitioners but everyone who wants to create workshops is welcome.  If you have an idea for a workshop but you are not sure how to create a lesson plan or a PowerPoint presentation\, and would like some tips on how to manage classroom dynamics\, then this course is for you. \nThe course is designed to help you: \n\nBecome aware of how adults learn (Learning Intelligence)\nDevelop Learning Objectives and Training Content\nChoose Training Methods appropriate for the Training Objectives\nDevelop a Training/Lesson Plan specific to a workshop you want to deliver in the future\nDiscover ways to handle problem situations\nLearn about creating a PowerPoint presentation (you will need access to a computer and Microsoft PowerPoint software to participate in this segment of the course).\nPractice facilitating a lesson you’ve designed\n\nCOURSE IS LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS \nInstructor: Paula Drouin  In the past\, Paula was the Coordinator of Education at Edmonton Maximum Security Institution\, later teaching for John Howard Society and Grant MacEwan Community College.  In 1997 she created her own business providing conflict resolution services for clients such as Edmonton Police Services\, Emergency Medical Services\, Edmonton Fire Rescue\, Mediation and Restorative Justice Centre\, Native Counseling Services of Alberta\, and ADR Institute of Alberta.  She has also been designing workshops\, courses\, and certificate programs on contract for various organizations\, colleges\, and universities full-time since 1997.
URL:https://adrlearninginstitute.ca/course/workshop-design-and-facilitator-training/
LOCATION:Start of the North Retreat Centre\, 3 St. Vital Avenue\, St. Albert\, Alberta\, T8N 1K1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Specialty Courses
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