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Sacro is a Scottish community justice organisation which works to deliver life-changing services that empower people, give hope and protection, and help to build safe communities by reducing conflict and offending. In this podcast, we explore some of the ways we use our 50+ years of experience, best practice and evidence-based services to achieve our goals.
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Episode #1
In this episode, we are joined by Ingrid Webb, manager of the Shetland Community Mediation Service. Here, she talks about her experience of providing the service in a close community and the challenges and opportunities that brings. Ingrid is talking to Robert, one of the mediation trainers with Sacro’s Scottish Community Mediation Centre. Find out more about Sacro at sacro.org.uk .
Episode #9
<p>As it’s Restorative Justice Week, we sat down with retired sheriff and Sacro Board Member, David Mackie.</p><p>Through his work as a Sheriff, David developed a belief in the power of redemption and applied compassion and understanding of both the victims and perpetrators of crime to his personal judicial practice. So what are his views and experiences of restorative justice?</p><p>David was in private practice as a Solicitor and an Advocate for 25 years before being appointed a Sheriff in 2001. For 15 years until his retirement from the Bench in 2019, he sat as the resident Sheriff in...
Episode #7
<p>For this two-part podcast, Robert chats with Richard Hendry, an experienced practitioner and trainer of peer mediation in Scotland. Having worked in education for over 20 years, Richard worked with Sacro in the 1990s to help develop peer mediation and restorative practices within the organisation.</p><p>Over the years he has helped many schools develop this approach to conflict resolution. Nowadays Richard works as a freelance consultant, supporting schools with peer mediation training.</p><p>Find out more about Sacro at sacro.org.uk. </p>
Episode #8
<p>For this two-part podcast, Robert chats with Richard Hendry, an experienced practitioner and trainer of peer mediation in Scotland. Having worked in education for over 20 years, Richard worked with Sacro in the 1990s to help develop peer mediation and restorative practices within the organisation.</p><p>Over the years he has helped many schools develop this approach to conflict resolution. Nowadays Richard works as a freelance consultant, supporting schools with peer mediation training.</p><p>Find out more about Sacro at sacro.org.uk. </p>
Episode #6
<p>Mediation is a flexible and effective way of finding solutions to all sorts of conflicts and disagreements. Unlike many other ways of dealing with conflict, mediation is quick, private, often free, and helps find solutions everyone can live with. In this episode our mediation co-ordinator, Robert, talks to Ann, about her experiences as a mediator with Sacro’s Community Safety Support Service in Fife. </p><p>Find out more about Sacro at sacro.org.uk. </p>
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