【講者】Carl Stauffer

Carl Stauffer
 

After completing his university education in 1985, Stauffer worked in the Criminal Justice and Substance Abuse fields.  In 1994, Stauffer became the first Executive Director of the Capital Area Victim-Offender Mediation Program in Richmond. In 1994, Stauffer and his family moved to South Africa under the auspices of the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC), a faith-based international relief and development agency. In South Africa, Stauffer worked with various transitional processes such as the Peace Accords, Community-Police Forums, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Local Community Development structures. From 2000 to 2009, Stauffer was appointed as the MCC Regional Peace Adviser for the Southern Africa region. His work has taken him to twenty African countries and ten other countries in the Caribbean, Middle East, Europe, and the Balkans.

Stauffer’s academic interests focus on narratology, transitional justice, and post-war reconstruction and reconciliation. His research concentrates on the critique of transitional justice from a restorative frame, and the application of hybrid, parallel indigenous justice systems.

【講者】樫村志郎

樫村志郎




為神戶大學法學部教授/法研所教授，現任日本法社會學學會會長。

【講者】細井洋子

細井洋子


東京都立大學大學院社會學研究科博士後期課程畢業，社會學博士。現任日本東洋大學社會學系專任教授。歷任日本法務省矯正保護審查會委員，中央更生保護審查委員會委員。公益法人「日立未來財團」理事，公益法人「犯罪被害救援基金」理事。

【講者】Lorraine Amstutz

Lorraine Stutzman Amstutz





Co-Director, MCC Office on Justice and Peacebuilding formerly, MCC Office on Crime and Justice, 1994-current. Provides consulting and training for agencies seeking to implement programs of restorative justice including Victim Offender Mediation/Conferencing and restorative discipline in schools. Consultant/Facilitator, 2008-current Federal Defense Habeas Corpus Division, Phoenix, Arizona and Atlanta, Georgia. Facilitating face-to-face dialogue with crime victims and death row inmates in three federal death penalty cases.

【講者】Kim Workman

Robert Kinsela (Kim) Workman 

Executive Director of Robson Hanan Trust, and project manager of ‘Rethinking Crime and Punishment’. Retired as National Director of Prison Fellowship New Zealand in July 2008, and appointed as a Families Commissioner in August 2008. Experienced former public service manager with a specific expertise in general management, criminal justice and corrections policy and management, Maori and indigenous development, and public policy.

【講者】Howard Zehr

Howard Zehr
Widely known as “the grandfather of restorative justice,” Zehr began as a practitioner and theorist in restorative justice in the late 1970s at the foundational stage of the field. Zehr continues in this third decade to deepen the principles of restorative justice and grow its practice worldwide. He has led hundreds of events in some 25 countries and 35 states, including trainings and consultations on restorative justice, victim-offender conferencing, judicial reform, and other criminal justice matters. His impact has been especially significant in the United States, Brazil, Japan, Jamaica, Northern Ireland, Britain, the Ukraine, and New Zealand, a country that has restructured its juvenile justice system into a family-focused, restorative approach, causing a dramatic drop in youth crime.

【講者】Al Badilla Fuertes

Al Badilla Fuertes

Al Badilla Fuertes教授以從事衝突分析與解決策略的專長，多年來關心受創傷的個人與社群。除了研究、出版與教學，在亞洲與拉丁美洲，他更積極地參與帶領協助---因戰事及災難受苦的社群及信仰團體，如何與自己及群體間，進行療癒及正義和平的工作。並在各地進行教育訓練工作，以培養關心靈性成長與修復式正義的工作者。

【講者】鄭仰恩

1957年生於台灣台北，1979年畢業於國立中興大學歷史系，1984年於台灣神學院獲得道學碩士學位，1994年於美國普林斯頓神學院獲得哲學博士學位，主修歷史神學。