As a way of encouraging and recognizing the work done, as well as the commitment shown while carrying out activities in the Judicial Centers for Conflict Resolution and Citizenship (Cejuscs), the Judiciary of the State of Tocantins awarded 11 accredited conciliators and mediators (see list below) for their work in promoting and developing the National Judicial Policy for the Adequate Treatment of Conflicts.
The announcement of the winners of the "Conciliation Award 2024" was made on Friday afternoon (April 5th), during the closing ceremony of the VII Seminar on Public Policies for the Adequate Treatment of Conflicts and the 8th Meeting of the Judicial Centers for Conflict Resolution, in the auditorium of the Court of Justice.
Thaysa Almeida Arruda, a conciliator and mediator who has been accredited at the Cejusc of the District of Miracema for four years, was the big winner in the category of more than 1,000 hearings with successful agreements, with a rate of 22.19%. "I'm very grateful for the opportunity the Judiciary has given me in conciliation. I always believe in resolving conflicts amicably, because trying to resolve them through conciliation, between the two parties, will always lead to a better solution," she said, revealing the secret to successful settlements:
I try to listen a lot to what the parties want in the process, I always give them the opportunity to speak and leave them free to decide.
Beatriz Rodrigues Velloso Brandão, an accredited conciliator and mediator at the Cejusc of the District of Palmas, came in second place, with a rate of 17.23% of hearings with successful agreements, and says she was a little surprised by the result, because the Cejusc of the city of Palmas has the highest number of demands. "I thank Cejusc and Nupemec for the opportunity. I've been at Cejusc since 2018 and from the beginning I've always admired the peaceful resolution of conflicts," she emphasized.
We work with non-violent communication, we prepare, we train... so it's gratifying to see the return on all this.
Award
The "Conciliation Award" is promoted by the Permanent Center for Consensual Methods of Conflict Resolution (Nupemec), in recognition of the accredited professionals who stood out and presented the best results with successful settlement hearings during the year of 2023.
The winners were announced by the coordinator of Nupemec, Judge Silvana Maria Parfieniuk; Judge Deusamar Bezerra, coordinator of the Cejusc of the District of Araguaína; Judge Ciro Rosa, coordinator of the Cejusc of the District of Porto Nacional; Judge Maria Celma Louzeiro, coordinator of the Cejusc of the District of Paraíso; Judge Greice Kelly Sampaio, coordinator of the Cejusc of the District of Colinas do Tocantins Cejusc; and Judge Keyla Suely Silva, from the Court of the District of Araguaçu.
Check out the winners by category:
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Professionals who have conducted more than 1,000 hearings with successful settlements: |
- 1st Place: Thaysa Almeida Arruda, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo of the District of Miracema, with a rate of 22.19% of hearings with successful agreements;
- 2nd Place: Beatriz Rodrigues Velloso Brandão, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo of the District of Palmas, with a rate of 17.23% of hearings with successful agreements.
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Professionals who have held 501 to 1000 hearings with successful settlements: |
- 1st Place: Antonio Soares de Souza, an accredited conciliator at the Cejusc Polo in Gurupi, working at the CEJUSC in the district of Peixe, with a 30.12% rate of hearings with successful agreements;
- 2nd Place: Raimundo Nonato Miranda da Silva, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo of the District of Araguaína, working at the CEJUSC in the District of Philadelphia, with a rate of 26.12% of hearings with successful agreements;
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Professionals who have held from 301 to 500 hearings with successful settlements: |
- 1st Place: Giulia Silva Lima Bandeira, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo in the District of Gurupi, with a 39.05% rate of hearings with successful agreements;
- 2nd Place: Edilaine Aguiar De Oliveira, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo in the District of Gurupi, with a 32.89% rate of hearings with successful agreements;
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Professionals who held 151 to 300 Hearings with Successful Agreements: |
- 1st Place: Nagila Inocencia de Souza, accredited conciliator at the Cejusc Polo in the District of Tocantinópolis, with a 31.75% rate of hearings with successful agreements;
- 2nd Place: Jov Nia Rodrigues De Souza Fernandes, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo of the District of Dianópolis, with a 30.25% rate of hearings with successful agreements; Represented by the Secretary of the Cejusc Polo of the District of Dianópolis Ariane Abrantes.
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Professionals who have held up to 150 Hearings with a Successful Agreement: |
- 1st Place: Gabriela Pereira da Silva, conciliator and mediator accredited at the District of Araguatins Center, with a 46.51% rate of hearings with successful agreements;
- 2nd Place: Sidinéia Pereira Alves, conciliator and mediator accredited at the District of Arraias District Center, with a 44.80% rate of hearings with successful agreements;
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Mobile Justice: |
- Single award: Maria Helena Silva Medrado, conciliator and mediator accredited at the Cejusc Polo in Araguaína, with 52 successful settlements.
