“A proper restorative engagement, if done well, can be transformative — not only for the survivor, but also for the institution.”

— Robyn Bailey

In this episode of Humankind – Bridging Dialogues, I had the honour of welcoming Robyn Bailey, Australian mediator and Senior Member of the tribunal in New South Wales, to explore her extraordinary work and commitment in restorative justice — especially in cases of sexual abuse involving religious institutions.

In Australia, this process is known as Restorative Engagement. It is showing remarkable results, well aligned with the court system.

Robyn shares with us a powerful and deeply moving story from her practice: Joseph, a survivor abused by a priest in childhood, who found not only recognition, but also dignity, shelter, and connection — through a restorative engagement with the institution.

Joseph’s story will echo for a long time in Humankind.

We also dive into:

🔸 How to create emotionally and culturally safe spaces for difficult conversations

🔸 Navigating trauma in mediation

🔸 Why kindness is not a soft skill — but a professional compass

🔸 How mediators protect themselves from vicarious trauma

This conversation is not only about mediation.

It’s about our capacity to face the past, to hold space for truth — and to imagine healing outcomes after long term silencing and inner suffering.

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Dans cet épisode de Humankind, Créateurs de dialogue, j’ai le plaisir de recevoir Soraya AMRANI MEKKI, professeure agrégée des facultés de droit, chercheuse, processualiste, directrice du département Droit de l’École de droit de Sciences Po Paris, directrice de l’Observatoire des modes amiables de résolution des différends (OMARD), et autrice de nombreux ouvrages sur le procès et les modes amiables.

Ensemble, nous explorons le temps du procès, à travers les enjeux modernes de la justice — pilier démocratique — et les tensions d’un service public à la croisée des chemins, entre principes procéduraux, surcharge, et réponse adaptée aux besoins des justiciables.

🎧 Funambule entre la rigueur du droit et l’ouverture au dialogue, Soraya porte une vision exigeante et profondément humaine : celle d’une justice plurielle, construite dans un cadre précis, avec des outils adaptés, capable de trancher mais aussi d’entendre, de construire, de transformer, en résonance avec la philosophie de Paul Ricoeur selon laquelle la justice n'est pas un simple rouage institutionnel: elle est une figure essentielle du lien social.

Cet échange est une invitation à repenser nos repères :

📍 pour comprendre le panorama actuel des modes amiables,

📍 pour saisir pourquoi (et comment) ils sont essentiels,

📍 pour redonner au justiciable sa juste place,

📍 pour encourager tous les acteurs à s'approprier les outils et créer des interfaces de dialogues

Une conversation essentielle pour toutes celles et ceux qui œuvrent, à leur manière, à ce travail d'équilibriste pour une transformation concrète du système.

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Liens Utiles - Cycle de l'amiable de la Cour de Cassation, Kit de l'amiable

• https://www.courdecassation.fr/agenda-evenementiel/la-sociologie-de-lamiable

• https://www.justice.gouv.fr/documentation/ressources/kit-pratique-amiable

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Can mediation truly transform conflicts into opportunities for growth and understanding? In this enlightening episode of HumanKind Créateurs de Dialogues / Bridging Dialogues, we delve into the world of conflict resolution with a remarkable expert: Joe Tirado, a seasoned practitioner in conflict resolution. Together, we unravel the practical dimensions of mediation, particularly focusing on managing multicultural parties in conflict and the pivotal role of the opening statement in mediation.

Joe Tirado shares his inspiring professional journey, transitioning from attorney to mediator, and emphasizes the transformative power of mediation as a vital tool for conflict resolution. He addresses the unique challenges faced in intercultural mediation, highlighting the necessity of cultural sensitivity and effective communication. Throughout our discussion, we tackle common misconceptions about mediation, advocating for a creative and proactive approach to dispute resolution.

Through engaging personal anecdotes, Joe illustrates how mediation transcends mere conflict resolution, fostering outcomes that benefit all parties involved. This episode not only sheds light on the intricacies of the mediation process but also champions the idea that mediation can serve as a powerful act of resistance against societal stagnation. As we navigate an increasingly complex world, understanding the dynamics of mediation becomes essential in bridging dialogues across diverse cultures.

Join us for this thought-provoking conversation that promises to enrich your understanding of mediation and inspire you to view conflicts through a transformative lens. Tune in to HumanKind Créateurs de Dialogues / Bridging Dialogues for insights that could change the way you perceive conflict and resolution.

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