1. Being and Doing Justice:
Skills for the Journey

2. Skills for Being Justice
Relational Skills
Systems Skills
Critical Thinking Skills
Self Care Skills

3. Relational Skills Capacity to Listen and Limit Sharing
Capacity to Tolerate Disagreement
Relational Skills
Capacity to Negotiate Emotional States
Capacity to Be Influenced

4. Systems Skills Understanding the Purpose of a System Working with
the Power Structure
Systems Skills
Knowing the Patterns
of Inclusion and Exclusion
Creativity in Developing
Strategic Action

5. Critical Thinking Skills
Who Benefits?
Who Loses?
Critical Thinking Skills
Comprehensive Understanding
of Consequences
Weighing the
Source of Information

6. Self Care Skills Knowing Your Limits Practice Joy and Gratitude
Healthy Lifestyle Habits
Deal with Secondary Trauma

7. Skills for Doing Justice
Know the Political System
Know the Elected Officials
Know the Social Services in the Area
Writing Skills/Public Speaking Skills
Organizing and Delegating Skills
Leadership Skills
Foster a Community of Justice Builders

8. very small conversations,
Very great change
starts from
very small conversations,
held among
people who care.
- Margaret Wheatley

9. Departmental Workgroup Questions
What are the components that need to be included and/or highlighted
as part of our efforts to build a community of justice and peace?
What is the particular contribution that we can make
to the creation of a community of justice and peace?
Assuming there is value in an integrated approach to justice,
what is needed to create an interdisciplinary project(s) for justice and peace?
And the all important question…what are we going to do now?