Tackling Identity-Based Harm
Following on from our Tackling Racism Restoratively programme, we have been talking with Cornwall’s creative communities about how active anti-racism can contribute to Cornwall’s culture of welcome.
READ MOREJust as young people co-design our programmes so we seek their involvement in our impact evaluation.
Generating transformational collective change we do not not to focus on perceived weaknesses or deficits but instead on young people’s strengths and assets – which often include complex experience.
We asses assess the collective change achieved by a group of young people, both through their immediate sense of distance travelled on our programmes and also through their sustained ‘ripple effect’ of campaigning and cascading their learning to others.
Some of our aims and ambitions are
We are proud of the impact we achieve in the lives of children across Cornwall, using Restorative principles to support communication pathways between them. With support they create collaborative environments where their thoughts and ideas can be shared and influence change in their communities, such as creating quiet games rooms to tackle youth loneliness. Through the use of games and conversation, children and young people are encouraged to speak up on issues, listen to one another and use their voices to grow their community.
Our expertise has been formally recognised by the Restorative Justice Council with the award of their Registered Training Provider status. All of our Practitioners are either Associate or Accredited Members of the Restorative Justice Council.
The RJC promotes quality Restorative Practice for everyone in the UK.
Following on from our Tackling Racism Restoratively programme, we have been talking with Cornwall’s creative communities about how active anti-racism can contribute to Cornwall’s culture of welcome.
READ MOREIn March 2022 some representatives of Splanna took a spoken word poem (rap) to Cornwall’s ecological emergence summit at Heartlands, please see their stunning performance!
READ MOREWe had a wonderful morning at Truro Community Library where we ran a Ramadan craft workshop. We were joined by children and their parents from the Syrian and Ukrainian communities, and we made Ramadan themed suncatchers, played games and got to know each other.
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