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Justice Redesigned - All Things Conflict Series 3
In this episode of "All Things Conflict," Maria Arpa introduces a new series titled "Justice Redesigned," which explores the complexities of justice and social impact in today's world. Drawing on her 30 years of experience in social justice, Maria emphasizes the importance of fairness, equality, and respect, while acknowledging the challenges faced by individuals who feel voiceless and marginalized. The series will feature guests with lived experiences in the criminal justice system, experts in rehabilitation, legal professionals, and individuals affected by significant injustices like the Windrush scandal. Through these discussions, Maria aims to highlight the grassroots efforts being made to address systemic failures and inspire listeners to engage in meaningful change within their communities.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Importance of Justice: Justice, fairness, equality, and respect are fundamental human needs that become particularly noticeable when they are absent in society.
Complexity of Issues: The current social landscape is complex, with many individuals and organizations striving to make a positive impact, despite the perception that systems are failing.
Focus on Real Experiences: The series will feature guests with lived experiences of the criminal justice system, highlighting the need for rehabilitation and reintegration of individuals who have faced incarceration or societal exclusion.
Community Empowerment: Discussions will explore how communities can come together to reduce their reliance on government support, emphasizing the importance of local initiatives and grassroots efforts.
Valuing Ground-Level Work: The series aims to shift the narrative from political and media critiques to spotlighting those actively working to create change in the justice system and their communities.
SOCIAL LINKS
www.centreforpeacefulsolutions.org
www.peacefulsolutions.org.uk
www.workplacehuddle.com
HOST BIO
Maria founded the Centre for Peaceful Solutions in response to the fatal shooting of a 7 year old in her neighbourhood. She developed a model of conflict resolution for violent crime using her brainchild, the Dialogue Road Map (DRM).
Over 30 years she has mediated everything from threat to life gang disputes to high stakes business deals gone wrong, Maria empowers people to resolve conflict without reliance on experts. So she trains violent prisoners to be facilitators, leaders to be effective communicators, teenagers to be peer mediators and neighbours to be tenant listeners within their respective communities.
This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/
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By Maria Arpa MBEIn this episode of "All Things Conflict," Maria Arpa introduces a new series titled "Justice Redesigned," which explores the complexities of justice and social impact in today's world. Drawing on her 30 years of experience in social justice, Maria emphasizes the importance of fairness, equality, and respect, while acknowledging the challenges faced by individuals who feel voiceless and marginalized. The series will feature guests with lived experiences in the criminal justice system, experts in rehabilitation, legal professionals, and individuals affected by significant injustices like the Windrush scandal. Through these discussions, Maria aims to highlight the grassroots efforts being made to address systemic failures and inspire listeners to engage in meaningful change within their communities.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Importance of Justice: Justice, fairness, equality, and respect are fundamental human needs that become particularly noticeable when they are absent in society.
Complexity of Issues: The current social landscape is complex, with many individuals and organizations striving to make a positive impact, despite the perception that systems are failing.
Focus on Real Experiences: The series will feature guests with lived experiences of the criminal justice system, highlighting the need for rehabilitation and reintegration of individuals who have faced incarceration or societal exclusion.
Community Empowerment: Discussions will explore how communities can come together to reduce their reliance on government support, emphasizing the importance of local initiatives and grassroots efforts.
Valuing Ground-Level Work: The series aims to shift the narrative from political and media critiques to spotlighting those actively working to create change in the justice system and their communities.
SOCIAL LINKS
www.centreforpeacefulsolutions.org
www.peacefulsolutions.org.uk
www.workplacehuddle.com
HOST BIO
Maria founded the Centre for Peaceful Solutions in response to the fatal shooting of a 7 year old in her neighbourhood. She developed a model of conflict resolution for violent crime using her brainchild, the Dialogue Road Map (DRM).
Over 30 years she has mediated everything from threat to life gang disputes to high stakes business deals gone wrong, Maria empowers people to resolve conflict without reliance on experts. So she trains violent prisoners to be facilitators, leaders to be effective communicators, teenagers to be peer mediators and neighbours to be tenant listeners within their respective communities.
This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/