Resolving Conflict: Educating For Peace
Resources
Resource library
Personal visit to the resource library is recommended. There are free photocopying facilities available on site. Opening hours are as for the WMQPEP Office but the resource library may be open at other times - evening and weekends (not Sunday morning) on request. It is advisable to check opening arrangements before travelling to Dudley.
PLEASE NOTE
The resource library is located on the first floor with restricted access for those with mobility disability.
Borrowing
There is no fee for borrowing materials from the resource library. Items are laoned for four weeks and the loan period can be extended for items not reserved by other borrowers.
Items should be returned personally or by Royal Mail if this is not possible.
Postal Loans
If items are identified for loan using the website catalogue, they may be posted on receipt of the cost of the postage. Arrangements are as for any other borrower.
Book Boxes
Schools and other organisations may request several items from the resource library to support a particular project or programme of study. The loan period for a book box is usually half a term. Schools are responsible for collection and return of book boxes.
Recently acquired titles
"and the Fence came tumbling down"
a video/ resource pack, the story of non-violent protest at Greenham Common, by The Atomic Mirror
Anger Management A Practical Guide
by Adrian Faupel, Elizabeth Herrick and Peter Sharp
Published by David Fulton
1998
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Nuclear Education Pack 2007
Information & Activities for Teachers
Circle Time for Emotional Literacy
by Sue Roffey
Paul Chapman Publishing
2006 (Reprinted 2007)
Circle Time Resources
compiled by George Robinson & Barbara Maines (word and picture cards to vary Circle Time activities)
Citizenship Schools: a practical guide to education for citizenship and personal development
by Titus Alexander
Dare to Care
Lesson plans and supporting material for Key Stages 3&4 Citizenship
Going Round in Circles
Implementing & Learning from Circle Time
Monica J Taylor
Good Choices
Teaching Young People aged 8 to 11 to make positive decisions about their own lives
by Tina Rae (with CD-ROM)
Published by Lucky Duck (Paul Chapman Publishing)
2006
I am a Star
Self Esteem Cards: Suzanne E Harrill
Just Because I Am
by Lauren Murphy Payne, illustrated by Claudia Rohling (primary)
Let our lives speak’
The Woodbrooke Journal, Spring 2007 Number 20
By Natalie Fedorchenko
Published by The Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre
Edited by Judith Jenner
Open Hands: Reconciliation, Justice and Peace Work Around the World Edited by Barbara Butler, foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Patterns of Conflict: Paths to Peace
by Larry Fisk and John Schellenberg
Peer Mediation
Citizenship and Social Inclusion Revisited
by Hilary Cremin
OU Press 2007
The Peer Mediation & Mentoring Trainer’s Manual
by Belinda Hopkins (with CD-ROM)
Published by Optimus
2007
The Pocket Guide to Restorative Justice
by Pete Wallis & Barbara Tudor
Jessica Kingsley 2008
The Porcupine Principle & Other Fundraising Secrets
by Jonathan Fernhill
DSC 2007
Problems next Door (DVD and training DVD)
An Introduction to Community Mediation
Produced by the Community Mediation Consultancy and Training Service
Quaker Faith and Practice
Second Edition (1999)
Quality Circle Time in the Secondary School: a Handbook of Good Practice
by Jenny Moseley and Marilyn Ten
Resource Book
CSV, end child poverty and Office of the Third Sector
Saying No to Violence
Children and Peace
Activities for a Peaceful World
PPU 2000
Top Ten Ways To ……..
Set of 4 posters
Truth & Integrity
Six interactive study sessions for Quaker meetings
by Linda Pegler
Compositions by Carn, London 2004
A donation by the author
Examples of some of our most popular titles are listed below
Can I stay in Today, Miss?
by Carol Ross and Amanda Ryan published by Trentham Books
ISBN 9780948080425
Ideas on improving the school playground
Circle Time
by Teresa Bliss and Jo Tetley published by Lame Duck
ISBN 1873942559
Circle Time Activities for the Early Years
by Adderley Nursery Centre 1999
The Co-operative Classroom
by Jane Gilmore/Patrick Dymond 1994
ISBN 1898703043
Coping with Conflict
by Frances Mary Nicholas
ISBN 905114264
- a resource book for the middle school years
Everyone Wins
by Sambhava and Josette Luvmour published by New Society
ISBN 865711909
An Eye for an Eye Leaves Everyone Blind
by Sue Finch published by National Early Years Network 1998
- teaching young children to settle conflict without violence - a handbook for early years workers
Freedom from Bullying
by Mildred Masheder published by Greenprint
ISBN 895290693
How to talk so kids will Listen and Listen so kids will talk
by Adele Faber/Elain Mazlish published by Rawson, Wade Inc
ISBN 380570009 1980
- A classic text on the complexities of communicating with children and ways forward for adults and children
Let's Co-operate
by Mildred Masheder 1989. Peace Pledge Union
ISBN 0902680137
- A sourcebook for primary school teachers with lots of practical ideas
Let's Mediate
by Hilary Stacey. Catalyst Consultancy
- Conflict resolution for the classroom
Let's Play Together
by Mildred Masheder 1989
ISBN 1854250094
- Co-operative games for children and adults
Mediation Works!
published by Mediation UK 1998
ISBN 1872756808
- Mediation programmes for secondary schools.
Playground Peacemakers
by Lorna Farrington 1999 A Working Manual on peaceful conflict resolution for schools using the Mediation Way
Playing with Fire
by Nic Fine/Fiona Macbeth, pub. by Youth Work Press
ISBN 861551419
Training for the Creative Use of Conflict.
Quality Circle Time
by Jenny Mosley pub by LDA 1996.
ISBN 1855032295
A Volcano in My Tummy
by Elaine Whitehouse and Warwick Pudney 1994
ISBN 095976965X
Designed for adults to help children handle anger with lots of useable friendly and fun ideas which relate directly to children's experiences of the world around them
Ways and Means Today
by Ann Rawlings, Kingston Friend's Workshop
ISBN 951082140
Standard resource for workshops on conflict and conflict management
What Ifs in Peer Mediation
by Diana and John Lampen, Hope Project 1997
Useful booklet for specific peer mediation training
Seal materials
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How we can help
Conflict is part of everyday life, so it is vitally important that children should understand its causes, both in social conditions and in personal relationships. We all need to learn ways of creatively resolving conflict without resorting to aggression.
Latest News
It has been decided to cancel the 2008 Network and Training Day on November 11th.
This is because there were not enough delegates booked by the cut off date. The Peer Mediation Network will be organising another event in 2009.
Support Us
WMQPEP is always glad to hear from individuals, groups or grant-making trusts who would like to offer financial help to the Project.
