Trauma,
Reconciliation & Peacemaking After Mass-Violence:
Learning from
Rwanda with Maggie Ziegler
SPECIAL EVENT (SPE157)
Date & Time: April 8, 2014 9am-4:30pm
Location: Justice Institute - 715
McBride Boulevard, New Westminster, BC
April 2014 marks the 20th annual commemoration of the 1994
genocide in Rwanda in which over 800,000 people were brutally murdered, often by
their neighbours. The genocide left a traumatized and divided population in a
destroyed country. This course will examine themes such as justice, truth,
forgiveness, responsibility, trauma healing, and restorative justice, and will
explore Rwanda’s challenges and successes.
For the past four years Maggie Ziegler, a psychotherapist and educator, has been
involved in peace building education initiatives in Rwanda. Working at the
Kigali Genocide Memorial she has supported the development of education
programs, conducted program evaluations and been a central team member on the
creation of a travelling exhibition on peace building after genocide.
WHO
SHOULD TAKE THIS:
This
course is relevant to practitioners working in the conflict resolution and
restorative justice fields, posttrauma interveners
including:
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(early bird rate expires
March 15, 2014)
Regular Price: $175 plus gst
For more information or to register:
jibc.ca/cccs or cccs@jibc.ca
To register: jibc.ca/course/spe157
or 604.528.5590 or 1.877.528.5591 Toll Free
Regular Price: $175 plus gst
For more information or to register:
jibc.ca/cccs or cccs@jibc.ca
To register: jibc.ca/course/spe157
or 604.528.5590 or 1.877.528.5591 Toll Free
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Therapeutic
Conversations 11 Conference
May 28-31, 2014
The Coast Plaza Hotel, Vancouver
The
Therapeutic Conversations conference is attended by therapy practitioners from
all over the world who share a common bond within narrative, social justice,
feminist, queer and anti-oppressive practice ideas.
Discover with international
Narrative Therapy presenters effective skills in the areas of:
- Grief and
Loss
- Child
Protection
- Couple
Conflict
- Harm
Reduction
- Violence
and Trauma
- Youth and
Suicide Risk
- Mental
Health and Addictions
- Critical
Disabilities
TC11
workshops have a strong reputation for reinvigorating a renewed passion for
social justice, and skill development through close up investigation and lively
interactive discussions.
Early Bird Rates:
3 days $415,
4 days $500
Pre-conference only
$135
Student rate 4 days
$395
Student rate 3 days $325
*limited availability*
General Rates after April
15th
3 days $500
4 days $600
Pre-conference only
$200
Student rate 3 days $325
*limited availability*
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