🎬 Discover the film of the project “Harmony, restorative practices at the heart of collective housing”, co-financed by the Erasmus+ Agency.
After more than two years of commitment, creativity and collaboration between 4 european partners 🇫🇷 🇧🇪 🇮🇹, we are proud to present the project film to you.
Harmony is above all a human adventure.
A succession of steps taken together: from the first shared ideas, to moments of doubt, to the collective successes that have shaped this unique journey.
Each phase tells a story, each participant has left their mark.
Throughout the images, you will discover the faces of the project and the ambition that drove each of us: learn, build, innovate, but above all move forward together.
More than a project, Harmony was a real space for meeting, solidarity and collective innovation.
This film is a reflection of this spirit: that of a united group, driven by a common energy and a sincere desire to move the lines through preventive and restorative practices.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this great adventure !
"HARMONY OR HOW TO CULTIVATE LIVING TOGETHER IN THE HEART OF LIVING PLACES" - Discover the 3rd newsletter of the Harmony project 🚀
The final conference of the project was held in Carvin (France) as part of the fourth and final transnational meeting of this project co-financed by the Erasmus+ agency.
This event marked the culmination of ambitious collaborative work carried out by the CCAS of Carvin (France, project leader), the Il Gabbiano ODV association (Lecco, Italy), the non-governmental organization Oranjehuis (Courtrai, Belgium) and the University of Sassari (Italy)...
Also, our newsletter presents all the materials developed as part of the project and now made available to each practitioner wishing to use restorative practices as a vector for conflict prevention and resolution in the housing context: - Report of good practices and promising practices📄; - Toolbox🛠️; - Digital guide to getting started with the toolbox📱.
Finally, discover the film retracing each stage of the project through the newsletter📺.
What could be better than a toolbox to find the most suitable solution to a situation?
Incorporating 11 tools inspired by preventive and restorative culture and tested in real conditions during the project experimentation, the Harmony's toolbox is available for all practitioners of social mediation, professionals and volunteers alike.
In order to make it easier to use the toolbox, the Harmony project partners have developed an explanatory digital kit intended for anyone wishing to use restorative practices as a vector for conflict resolution.
A video produced by our talented partners at Vzw Oranjehuis and viewable in English 🇬🇧, French 🇫🇷 and Italian 🇮🇹.
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🎬 Discover the film of the project “Harmony, restorative practices at the heart of collective housing”, co-financed by the Erasmus+ Agency.
After more than two years of commitment, creativity and collaboration between 4 european partners 🇫🇷 🇧🇪 🇮🇹, we are proud to present the project film to you.
Harmony is above all a human adventure.
A succession of steps taken together: from the first shared ideas, to moments of doubt, to the collective successes that have shaped this unique journey.
Each phase tells a story, each participant has left their mark.
Throughout the images, you will discover the faces of the project and the ambition that drove each of us: learn, build, innovate, but above all move forward together.
More than a project, Harmony was a real space for meeting, solidarity and collective innovation.
This film is a reflection of this spirit: that of a united group, driven by a common energy and a sincere desire to move the lines through preventive and restorative practices.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this great adventure !
Thank you to the Agence Erasmus+ France / Education Formation and the European Union for their support 🇪🇺
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"HARMONY OR HOW TO CULTIVATE LIVING TOGETHER IN THE HEART OF LIVING PLACES" - Discover the 3rd newsletter of the Harmony project 🚀
The final conference of the project was held in Carvin (France) as part of the fourth and final transnational meeting of this project co-financed by the Erasmus+ agency.
This event marked the culmination of ambitious collaborative work carried out by the CCAS of Carvin (France, project leader), the Il Gabbiano ODV association (Lecco, Italy), the non-governmental organization Oranjehuis (Courtrai, Belgium) and the University of Sassari (Italy)...
Also, our newsletter presents all the materials developed as part of the project and now made available to each practitioner wishing to use restorative practices as a vector for conflict prevention and resolution in the housing context:
- Report of good practices and promising practices📄;
- Toolbox🛠️;
- Digital guide to getting started with the toolbox📱.
Finally, discover the film retracing each stage of the project through the newsletter📺.
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What could be better than a toolbox to find the most suitable solution to a situation?
Incorporating 11 tools inspired by preventive and restorative culture and tested in real conditions during the project experimentation, the Harmony's toolbox is available for all practitioners of social mediation, professionals and volunteers alike.
In order to make it easier to use the toolbox, the Harmony project partners have developed an explanatory digital kit intended for anyone wishing to use restorative practices as a vector for conflict resolution.
A video produced by our talented partners at Vzw Oranjehuis and viewable in English 🇬🇧, French 🇫🇷 and Italian 🇮🇹.
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