The Non-violent Communication course - Class I started last Friday (August 6th) and will last until August 27th, 2021. The proposal is to train Judges, magistrates, public servers and service providers who work with consensual methods of conflict resolution, to apply non-violent communication in their work practice in conflict resolution, so that they can make this action more harmonious and effective.
There were 50 vacancies available for Magistrates and coordinators of the Cejuscs Polos; Nupemec's employees; employees of the Cejuscs Polos; Facilitators of Restorative Justice; Conciliator/mediator, conciliator/mediator of the Cejusc Araguaína, Araguatins, Arraias, Colinas, Dianópolis, Guaraí, Gurupi, Miracema, Miranorte, Palmas, Paraíso and Tocantinópolis.
The activities take place through Esmat's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).
About the Professors:
Sven Fröhlich
Graduated in Business Administration (Göttingen University, Germany). Postgraduated in Intercultural Communication (LMU, University of Munich, Germany), CNV Facilitator (Training with Marshall Rosenberg and other international trainers). International Facilitator of Non-violent Communication and Intercultural Communication and conflict mediator. He began his journey in Non-violent Communication 20 years ago and took courses directly with Marshall Rosenberg, creator of Non-violent Communication. He is one of the pioneers in Brazil in the dissemination of Non-violent Communication.
Carolina Cassiano
She is a Non-violent Communication facilitator in courses, lectures and individual consultations based on Non-violent Communication, Mindfulness and Focusing. Journalist. She was a content team manager for 15 years. Specialist in People Management (FGV-SP), Change Management (Change First). Ontological coach. Trained in Focusing and Mindfulness. Trained with international facilitators of Non-Violent Communication. Specialist in Change Management, by Change First methodology. Post-Graduated in People Management, by Getúlio Vargas Foundation. Post-Graduated in Ontology of Language, by Appana Institute. Journalist, from Cásper Líbero Social Communication College.
