The 2nd international conference of the RJS4C project will be held in Tallinn, Estonia, on 14 -15 May 2020.
Provisional schedule:
Wednesday May 13th
All participants arrive, check in and meet in Tallinn for dinner.
Thursday May 14th – (venue: Estonian Ministry of Justice)
09:30-12:15: Each country has 15 minutes to present
12:15-13:00: Lunch
13:00-15:00: Training on communicating our messages to the general public (TBC)
15:00-15:30: Break
15:30-17:30: Training on using behavioural insights to communicate with prospective RJ participants (TBC)
17:30- Small reception and dinner
Friday May 15th – (venue: different locations TBC)
09:30-13:30: Workshops and lunch with RJS4C and Estonian stakeholder groups
15:00-17:00: Debriefing:, reflecting on the meeting, discussions about next steps for the group and project.
Please register below to attend the conference. The deadline for registration is 28 January.
Flights: Please, indicate your preferred flight details. Preferably arriving on Wednesday 13 May and departing on Friday 15 evening or Saturday 16 daytime.
Accommodation: rooms (including breakfast) have been already booked at the Tatari 53 Hotel. Please, indicate how many nights you are planning to stay.
The form includes also questions on your preferred topics for the workshops with the Estonian stakeholder groups. The purpose of the second morning (Friday 15 May) is to engage in reciprocal learning with Estonians, focusing on subjects driven by local challenges. This will be achieved through a series of workshops in which groups of Core Members and Estonians meet to exchange good practice, discuss challenges and solutions and generally learn from each other. Core Members will be divided into approximately six or seven groups. Each group will be assigned a topic and an Estonian organiser. The organising committee will do their best to accommodate everyone into a topic that they prefer. Once the groups are established, Estonian organisers will liaise with groups of Core Members and Estonian stakeholders to identify a mutually beneficial format and activities for each group.
