Papers from "Dreaming of a New Reality," the Third International Conference on Conferencing, Circles and other Restorative Practices, August 8-10, 2002, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Article: Reflections on "Dreaming of a New Reality": The IIRP''s Third International Conference by Laura Mirsky
Plenary Sessions
Ted Wachtel (USA), Dreaming of a New Reality: Welcoming Remarks
Joseph Roy & David Piperato (USA), Transforming School Culture
Elizabeth Quinnett (USA), The Family Unity Meeting Program in the County of San Diego Child Protection Setting
Tim Newell (UK), Restorative Practice in Prisons: Circles and Conferencing in the Custodial Setting
Vidia Negrea (Hungary), Dreaming of a New Reality for Troubled Youth in Hungary
Paul McCold (USA), The Worst School I''ve Ever Been To: Empirical Evaluations of a Restorative School and Treatment Milieu
Heino Lilles (Canada), Circle Sentencing: Part of the Restorative Justice Continuum
Breakout Sessions
(Papers voluntarily provided by presenters. These do not represent all breakout sessions)
Heather Burns, Citizens, Victims & Offenders: Restoring Justice Project, MCF-Lino Lakes
Linda Burns, Juvenile Accountability Conferencing: A Child of Restorative Justice
Anne Burton, Charles Smith & Matt Casey, All Assistance Short of Actual Help
Cheryl Como, Getting Real: A Program of Accountability and Restoration
Linda Flanders & Stephanie Haider, Classroom Circles and the Art of Making Movies
Kathleen Holland, Expanding FGC Within Our Community
Greg Lewis, Teaching and Learning in Circle
Mel Lofty, Restorative Policing
Patricia Marshall, Gary Shaw & Elizabeth Freeman, Restorative Practices: Implications For Educational Institutions
Anna Mestitz, A First Survey on Victim-Offender Mediation in Italy
Carl Parsons, The Hyper-specialisation of Interventions - Just Being There For Us
Melanie Spiteri, Sentencing Circles for Aboriginal Offenders in Canada
Inge Vanfraechem, Implementing Conferencing in a Legalistic Country
Dennis S.W. Wong, Developing Restorative Justice for Juvenile Delinquents in Hong Kong
James W. Zion, Indian Restorative Healing
