The training, which has received excellent feedback, builds on the findings and recommendations of the Restoring Relationships Project. It draws attention to the dynamics of hate crime, the role of mediation, and the value of restorative justice and multi agency, cross sector partnerships.

Training will be delivered by experts in the field, utilising the research report "Restoring Relationships" and manual developed by our resident expert in Restorative Justice, Dr. Theo Gavrielides. This will be useful for people working in the fields of: conflict resolution; community tensions; domestic and sexual violence; housing, school and work disputes; including criminal justice agencies, safer neighbourhood teams, and hate crime coordinators.

Places are limited: Book now

Places are limited and will be free of charge to small third sector organisations with fewer than 10 members of staff (with a holding payment of £25 which will be reimbursed on attendance). Statutory and private sector organisations will be charged a non refundable fee of £65. Training material, certificate of attendance, lunch and refreshments are all included.

All payments must be recieved by 25 March 2010 in order to confirm your place.

This year's meeting is titled "Race equality and social cohesion in Britain: connecting the two agendas".

Lunch and registration between 12:00 - 13:00

Admission is free. Places are limited and early booking is advisable.