With the proposal of training and updating the participants so that they can contribute to the improvement and enhancement of the activities developed in the application of restorative practices, the School of Judges of Tocantins (ESMAT) holds on November 17th, the IV Seminar on Restorative Justice and III Meeting of Restorative Justice Facilitators. Registration begins this Thursday (12th) and continues through next 17th.
Restorative Justice is an ordered and systemic set of principles, methods, techniques and activities of its own, which aims at raising awareness about the relational, institutional and social factors that motivate conflicts and violence, and through which conflicts that generate damage, concrete or abstract, are resolved in a structured manner. The National Public Policy of Restorative Justice within the Judiciary is outlined in Resolution No. 225 from 2016 of the National Council of Justice and aims to consolidate the identity and quality of Restorative Justice as defined in the norms, so that it is not distorted or trivialized.
One thousand vacancies are being offered to judges and servers of the Judiciary in Tocantins, professionals and students from the district of Palmas; Certifieds in the Management Group of Multidisciplinary Teams (GGEM); Restorative Facilitators working in the state of Tocantins; Members of the State Prosecution, BAR Association and Public Defender's Office of the State of Tocantins; Teachers of the state education network and the municipality of Palmas; Teachers of the Universities associated with Esmat; Servers of SSP, PM, PC, Scientific Police, CBM, SECIJU and SEDUC.
We inform those interested in participating in the event that registrations close at 5pm on the previous day (Monday 16th of November) and return on the 17th, during the event, through the indicative banner live broadcast on Esmat Portal.
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