Do you receive notifications on your desk about various disturbances to your peace of mind? Have you ever thought about how to respond to them in a constructive way? Do you spend your working hours dealing with repeated contacts on the same issue?
Restorative justice is a human right! In recent years, there has been a growing movement in the field of restorative justice that aligns its values with international and regional human rights norms.
Do you receive notifications on your desk about various disturbances to your peace of mind? Have you ever thought about how to respond to them in a constructive way? Do you spend your working hours dealing with repeated contacts on the same issue?
On Tuesday 27.5.2025, the former Centre for Neighbourhood Mediation and the current Centre for Residential Peace celebrated its milestone by inviting its network, steering group and other key partners to celebrate at Gillet Bar & Bistro Festsale in Helsinki.
Our new name, the Centre for Peace in Housing, better reflects what we do and who we are today. In addition to traditional mediation, our values, services and future direction include multidisciplinary work for housing peace. For example, if there is a dispute in a residential community but the parties do not actually feel they are in conflict, we may take a more informative approach to housing peace work.