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Restorative Justice and Practice: Emergence of a Social Movement
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Restorative Justice and Practice: Emergence of a Social Movement

Victoria University of Wellington

Learn about the history and impact of restorative justice in Aotearoa New Zealand and its relevance to you.

3 hrs/week6 weeksEnglish5,709 enrolled
Free to Audit

About this Course

History, benefits, and foundational concepts of online learning How to leverage your prior educational experiences for success learning online Technology fundamentals for online learning, including building your digital confidence, using an LMS (Learning Management System), and making the most of online accessibility features Study strategies for online learning, anchored in the ABCDs: Awareness, Balance, Community, and Dedication Time management skills to help integrate learning into your busy life

What You'll Learn

  • What restorative justice is and why it is significant
  • How restorative justice emerged and spread around the world
  • How New Zealand incorporates restorative justice into its justice, welfare, and education systems
  • How restorative justice has grown into a global social movement

Instructors

H

Haley Farrar

Programme Development Advisor

C

Chris Marshall

Professor

T

Tom Noakes-Duncan

Lecturer with the Diana Unwin Chair in Restorative Justice

Topics

Compassion
Restorative Justice

Course Info

PlatformedX
LevelBeginner
PacingUnknown
CertificateAvailable
PriceFree to Audit

Skills

التعاطف
العدالة التصالحية

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