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The 1:1 Restorative Conflict Resolution training aims to equip participants with tools to resolve interpersonal conflicts, as well as to mediate in conflicts between participants/ colleagues in the E+ and ESC projects. Although the topic is similar to the previous training, the approach is different, as it focuses on tools useful in personal conflicts, such as active listening and nonviolent communication. Please note that this seminar is open to all, regardless of prior attendance in the previous seminar. During the first part of the seminar, participants will become familiar with theoretical concepts and communication tools, while the second part will be more practical, including role-playing, fishbowl methodologies, forum theatre, and group discussions.

Charlie Moreno-Romero is a pedagogue, anthropologist, and researcher with more than twenty years of experience in democratic education, youth participation, and social justice in schools and academic institutions across Europe and Latin America. He holds a PhD in Education from the Autonomous University of Madrid, a Master’s in Social and Cultural Anthropology from Tallinn University, and a degree in Philology and Languages from the National University of Colombia. He currently serves as a member of the Council of the European Democratic Education Community (EUDEC), where he coordinates innovation and research projects within the framework of the Erasmus+ and Horizon 2025 programs.