Regan Jules-Macquet – Practitioners

My motivation to join SaferSpaces:

Sharing project information, collaboration and learning

I'm working in these sectors:

Civil society and community based organisations

I'm specialising in these topics:

Alcohol & substance abuse, Bullying, Children, Crime prevention through environmental design, Domestic violence / Intimate partner violence, Family / Parenting, Gender-based violence, Masculinity, Prevention concepts, Sexual violence, Victim support, Violence in Schools and Educational Institutions, Youth and violence

Projects published

National School Safety Framework (NSSF) 30 Jul 2015

Umhlali - Building safer communities through youth resilience 01 Jun 2015

Resources published

My Future Today! 07 Jan 2016

Social Media and Child Safety 07 Jan 2016

Uphephe: Using ICT in Early Crime and Violence Prevention 07 Jan 2016

Blog published

Hazardous Alcohol Consumption and Violence: The importance of evidence for prevention 05 May 2017

Learn to decide against violence: Why math and critical thinking matter for preventing violence 17 Feb 2017

Umhlali Project – Preventing violence and keeping our children safe 06 Jun 2016

Expertise

Programme design & development. M&E. Training. Research. Project management.

Training

Degrees & Certificates:

BA Honours Degree: Criminology (2015)
Introduction to the Clinical Psychology of Children and Young People (University of Edinburgh: 2014).
Full exemption for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology via Recognition of Prior Learning (UNISA 2012)
Bachelor of Arts Degree with a distinction (UCT 1997).
Honours Arts Degree (English Language and Literature)
TEFL Certificate (Teach English as a Foreign Language) (1998)
Desktop Publishing (1999)
Sales and Communications course (2001)
Training of Trainers for creating sustainability in NGOs (2003)
Mentoring and Coaching Skills (Business Women’s Association: 2006)
ETDP facilitator, assessor and moderator
South African Police Service Basic Training: reservist
Higher Certificate in Counselling

Non-degree purposes:

Introduction to the criminal justice system
Business management
Politics as social activity
Understanding the state
Contemporary issues in politics
Economics 1
World issues: a geographical perspective
Fundamentals of international politics
The origins of South African law
Fundamental rights
Introduction to the theory of law
Criminal law
Constitutional law
General principles of international law
Legal philosophy
Introduction to Criminology: Crime, Offenders and Criminal Behaviour
Introduction to Criminology: Victims and Reduction of Crime
Basic Psychology 1
Research Methodology in Criminology
Criminological Assessments
Victimology
Contemporary Criminological Issues
Criminal procedure
Research in the Social Sciences