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Restorative Dialogue: Victim-Offender Mediation
(Certificate Course)
恢復性對話：和解會議 (證書課程） (只提供英文版)
Nov 2009 (Mondays)
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Objective
This training is for those interested in facilitating Victim-Offender Mediation. Participants will learn the skills necessary to conduct mediation sessions.
Course Details
Course Code： |
09B-PE23 |
Date： |
2,9,16 Nov 2009 (Mondays) |
Time： |
09:30 – 17:30 (8 hours) |
Venue: |
Room 103, 1/F Duke of Windsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong |
Language: |
Cantonese (supplemented with English) |
Class size: |
20 |
Target: |
F.7 above with mature character |
| Fees: |
$1780 (HKCSS Agency Member Staff enroll on/before 19 Oct 2009, each $1600) |
Enquiry: |
Ms Allen Lam Ho Yan (Tel: 2650 0022, fax: 2650 0024, email: [email protected]) |
| Application form： |
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Certificates
- Certificate of Attendance will be issued by HKCSS for participants who attended all 24 hours of training without joining the apprenticeship.
- Certificate of Completion will be issued by the ELCHK – Youth Enhancement Scheme in co-operation with Centre for Restorative Justice and Peacemaking, the University of Minnesota for participants who fulfilled item 1 above PLUS volunteer to complete the Victim Offender Mediation apprenticeship and mediate a minimum of two cases in one year.
Content
- Concepts of Restorative Justice: for victims, offenders and communities
- Understanding the victimization experience
- Understanding the experience of offenders
- The role of the mediator
- Explain the process and prepare the parties of engagement in a non-directive style of mediation
- Preparatory & Mediation Phase Overview & Demonstration
- Case Study and Role Play
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Trainer
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Mr Keswick Chuk Wing Hung竺永洪先生
BSW, MSocSc(Criminology), MBA, Juris Doctor
Centre-in-Charge
ELCHK, Integrated Service Centre for Reconciliation
Mr Chuk has been a registered social worker for over fourteen years. His area of specialization is juvenile delinquency. He was the first person to conduct and oversee the implementation of Victim-Offender Mediation (VOM) services in Hong Kong since 1998. He received the training of Victim-Offender mediation and Restorative Justice on severe criminal and political violence in United States in 2001 and 2008 respectively. With such rich background, he has presented the Hong Kong experience on VOM in various international conferences. |
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