Harmony Project
The Harmony project aims to disseminate and apply preventive and restorative practices with a view to preventing and resolving situations of neighborhood conflicts and disturbances to residential tranquility more effectively and sustainably.
This is for the benefit of residents and professional and/or volunteer practitioners who intervene in this context.
The Toolbox
This toolbox aims to promote and implement restorative practices to effectively and sustainably prevent and resolve situations of neighborhood conflicts, disturbances to residential peace and, more broadly, public tranquility.
Above all, it is intended to be a practical instrument that demonstrates its interest on the ground for anyone – citizen, volunteer, professional – who wishes to build a more harmonious living environment within their city or living space.
The toolbox integrates a set of practices and experiences from the field of restorative justice applied to the management of interpersonal conflicts which have been identified for their potential, which are tested in real conditions in the field and which are the subject of an evaluation to measure their efficiency in the field.
At the end of the Harmony project, the toolbox will include a user guide to facilitate its appropriation.
The Partners
Members of the Partnership:
- The Communal Social Action Center of Carvin (France)
- The community association “Il Gabbiano ODV” (Italy)
- The NGO “Oranjehuis” and Ligand (Courtrai, Belgium)
- The University of Sassari (Italy)
Our Method
Identify good and promising practices.
Do you want to discover innovative concepts and tools to act in favor of the well-being of residents?
Do you want to have new methods of action to better understand and manage conflicts between people in your neighborhood?
For 2 years, the partners of the Harmony project, experienced in using the principles of Restorative Justice, looked at how to mobilize preventive and restorative postures to better deal with neighborhood conflicts.
They developed innovative tools, trained mediation practitioners (professionals and volunteers) in their use, and tested this in real conditions.
On December 18, everyone will be brought together for an interactive conference dedicated to the presentation of the results of the project and the expression of feedback.
The conference will conclude with an exchange around a question that concerns us all: “How to build the restorative territories of tomorrow”.
In the presence of project partners and qualified personalities mobilized for the occasion.
When ? 📅
Thursday December 18, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where ? 📍
Auditorium de l'Atelier Média, Place de la Gare. Carvin (62220), France.
How ? 🗒
Free entry but registration required (by scanning the QR Code in the invitation) ... See MoreSee Less
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📣 Newsletter n°2 of the Harmony project is available!
We are pleased to announce the publication of our new newsletter.
In this 2nd issue, a look back at a key stage of the project: the experimentation in real conditions of restorative tools by specially trained practitioners.
For three days, Belgian, French and Italian professionals invested in Harmony came together to:
🤝 share their experiences,
🗣 express the difficulties encountered,
🛠 collectively improve the tools to make them even more effective.
📅 Important announcement!
Also discover in this edition the first information concerning the Final Conference of the Harmony project, which will be held:
📍 December 18, 2025
🕣 From 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
📌 In Carvin (France)
📝 The event is free but registration is required (via QR Code).
An important event which will take place in the presence of project partners and qualified personalities.
👉 To find out more and dive into the heart of the progress of the project, go to our Newsletter n°2!
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