Facilitating Restorative Circles Training

Restorative Circles are a powerful process for participants of all ages to build community, strengthen relationships, and explore topics of all kinds in a safe, meaningful way.
This training is designed from educators, but the circle protocols and practices can be utilized for any group gathering, including businesses, therapeutic groups, organizations, families, and friends.

[@alexisperez520]

Thank you! ❤ centerpieces are so essential in indigenous communities

[@ashleeplourde]

Thank you for creating this resource

[@halemahmahmoud3404]

Amazing! I would love to see part 2

[@apollicino2824]

Sounds like "Harambee" in Freedom Schools or some Third Space practices. Thanks for sharing in such a clear thorough way.

[@zachbragg6601]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@nathand.horowitz745]

Great, thank you.

[@knicksfule]

This is so helpful, thank you

[@brunettehair1]

This is truly valuable. I’ve never tried having a restorative circle with my students, but I’ve seen it before. I’ll be trying one for the first time tomorrow. Idk if I should go right into talks about bullying or ease in. This is helpful. Thank you.

[@roderickfelder8016]

i know it was two years ago but how did it go, and have you continued?

[@phoebesmith70]

Great presentation! Also can you share the slide deck platform you used to insert your video as you presented?

[@user-zk3fi6fc5v]

I love your knowledge, but please believe that your eye contact statement is not revelent to all kinds of culturals. Direct eye contact is super disrespectful in indigenous cultures. No disrespect intented k.