Participation in Restorative Justice
This was stated to Radio Aires de Liberté by Dr. Márquez, who was one of the four people who lectured on the topic of Restorative Justice at the recent University Diploma Course on Paradigms of Citizen Security, a diploma course she coordinates although she is also Secretary of the Cooperative Administration Council of our space and it is also noteworthy that she is president of the Association Victims for Peace.
Reflection and Action Meeting
"Hello Miguel, thank you for this interview. I see it as very important because we are also a large community working on this topic. Even though it may not reach the general public, so to speak, over the years we have seen that these processes are increasingly taking root in communities and experiences, which I think also shows that another way of building is possible."
Experience at Cooperativa Liberté
"And so I think that is what gives solidity to knowing and thinking that it is restorative. Even though we are surely in a process and have a long way to go to reach success, I still believe we are on the path toward something that is about recovering the social fabric, moving away from individualistic positions and realizing that we are all in community, bigger or smaller, but we live in community and we live intertwined."
Project as a Community Example
"If it can be done here, from prison, one of the most hostile and inhospitable environments, probably, I have no doubt, it can be done anywhere else."
Source: Radio Aires de Liberté.
