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Regularizing to protect: the new regularization process as an opportunity for children and for social cohesion
Regularization Beyond an Administrative Measure: Debates surrounding migration policies too often focus on legal procedures, border controls, or labor market needs, relegating the human and social implications of these decisions to the background. However, the new regularization process being proposed in Spain deserves to be analyzed from a much broader perspective, especially by those of us who work in the socio-educational field and with minors. We are not simply facing an administrative change that will allow many people to access residence or work permits; we are… Read more
BEYOND CONFLICT: The role of mediation in school well-being
By Eva Cabra. If we analyze schools, we find a microsystem that reflects the problems and social realities of the surrounding environment. Students themselves often experience conflicts with their peers, conflicts they don't always know how to resolve, despite wanting to. Insults, misunderstandings, and physical altercations are minor confrontations that occur in classrooms, hallways, and schoolyards. Trying to eliminate these conflicts is futile, as conflict is inherent in human nature, so we will always encounter situations where… Read more
THE NEED FOR CONVERSATION IN MEDIATION
We need to know how to differentiate, in the face of a conflict and our attention from a mediation perspective, between communicating and conversing.
