Peace education & mediation

Dr Véronique Pin-Fat is available as a restorative mediator. For organisations and institutions, she is also able to mediate conflicts that may be complicated by political disagreement. Restorative mediation creates a space for all participants to speak and be heard as they move towards repairing relationships. She is ILM accredited as a professional workplace mediator trained by CMP.

As a peace educator Véronique has experience in providing conflict resolution skills training, conflict coaching training, restorative practices training and peer mediation training. This includes working with primary, secondary and university staff, children and young people for the Sheffield based charity, CRESST.  

Véronique researched ethics in global politics for 25 years at the University of Manchester. She won a number of teaching prizes along the way including: The University of Manchester Faculty of Humanities Outstanding Teaching Award 2021 for her teaching online during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Faculty of Humanities Students’ Outstanding Teaching Award for the School of Social Sciences 2019, The University of Manchester Teaching Excellence Award 2012 and the Bernard Crick Main Prize for Outstanding Teaching by the Political Studies Association in 2006.

Having spent her academic career seeking to understand violent processes of dehumanisation, Véronique is enjoying  facilitating processes of re-humanisation as a freelance restorative mediator as well as a peace and racial justice educator. She is a founding member of the Buxton Peace Circle.

For enquiries, please email her.