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Institut für Restorative Praxis
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenNGOSocial ImpactEducation
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationBerlin
About Institut für Restorative Praxis
The Institut für Restorative Praxis (IRP-Berlin) is dedicated to fostering a society where individual needs are recognized, relationships prioritized, and responsibility embraced over blame. It promotes non-violent conflict resolution and a needs- and relationship-oriented approach to coexistence. The organization offers seminars and training in GFK-Mediation and Restorative Practices, including for schools. A significant initiative was the 'Modellprojekt ‚Restorative Praktiken an Schulen‘', with its findings summarized in the 'IRP-Handbuch 'Restorative Schule''. IRP-Berlin is a member of relevant professional associations and contributes significantly to promoting peace and justice.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Fostering peaceful societies through conflict resolution
The institute teaches Restorative Practices and Nonviolent Communication to strengthen dialogue and establish non-violent conflict resolution in communities.
Access to victim-oriented Restorative Justice
IRP-Berlin provides training in Restorative Justice, focusing on the needs of victims and the acceptance of responsibility to heal conflicts.
Quality Education
Restorative Practices for schools and educational institutions
The institute implemented the 'Model Project 'Restorative Practices in Schools'' and published the 'IRP-Handbook 'Restorative School'' to foster a positive learning environment.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Building resilient and inclusive communities
By teaching Restorative Practices for proactive relationship and community building, the organization supports peaceful coexistence in neighborhoods and municipalities.
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FAQs
Q1What is the core mission of the Institut für Restorative Praxis?
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The Institut für Restorative Praxis (IRP-Berlin) is dedicated to fostering a society where needs are recognized, relationships prioritized, and responsibility embraced over blame or punishment. It promotes viewing conflicts as opportunities for growth and advocates for dialogue and non-violent conflict resolution.
Q2Which Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the Institut für Restorative Praxis support?
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The Institut für Restorative Praxis primarily commits to SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). Secondarily, it contributes to SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by focusing on needs and relationships.
Q3What educational programs and projects does the Institut für Restorative Praxis offer?
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The institute offers seminars such as GFK-Mediation, GFK in the workplace, and introductions to Restorative Practices for schools. A significant initiative was the 'Modellprojekt ‚Restorative Praktiken an Schulen‘' (2021-2024), which resulted in the free 'IRP-Handbuch 'Restorative Schule''. It also hosts 'The Forgiveness Project' traveling exhibition.
Q4With which organizations is the Institut für Restorative Praxis associated?
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The institute holds memberships with the European Forum for Restorative Justice (efrj), Fachverband Gewaltfreie Kommunikation (GFK) e.V., and Bundesverband Mediation e.V. (BMEV). These affiliations highlight its network in conflict resolution and community building.
Q5What is the legal form of the Institut für Restorative Praxis?
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The Institut für Restorative Praxis is organized as a registered association (e.V.). This legal form reflects its non-profit nature and commitment to social causes.
Q6Where is the Institut für Restorative Praxis located?
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The Institut für Restorative Praxis is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. From there, it coordinates its activities and projects in the field of Restorative Practices.
