Restorative Justice & Peacemaking Circles
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I’ve gotten started on a new addition to the Restorative Justice in Schools literature. A book out of a series of packaged school programs. It is book 22 in this series, and you can see the experience and support put into the creation of selling and marketing the book, its app, the authors, etc. Good…
Are you wondering how to get others to value doing Restorative Practices or Classroom Circles? or Are you trying to decide if you should take the time in your classroom? Here are your your 5 keys to unlocking the time! It is a new mindset, a new heartset . . . it will take some…
Here is a video of a segment of a staff development Circle. We didn’t have a mic at the school end, Catherine was texting me directions and they posted questions in the chat box on Zoom. We are available to help you with Circle Training or Coaching! Check out our June training options! The first,…
Typically when I blog about teen court (links to past posts), I am providing examples about how it is not really Restorative Justice. I have learned and recognize there are many different models and versions of Teen Court. I do appreciate the youth development and alternative approach that teen courts can provide. I am going to…
There are 7 core assumptions that Restorative Justice Peacemaking Circles utilize. Link Here The True Self in Everyone Is Good, Wise, and Powerful The World is profoundly Interconnected All Human Beings have a Deep Desire to be in a Good Relationship All Humans Have Gifts & Everyone Is Needed for What They Bring Everything We…
Like most people, I don’t like to be interrupted or have my thoughts completed incorrectly. Well, what, I judged as incorrect. Any well-versed Circle person knows there is no right or wrong. At these moments of frustration, I have learned to try to “observe” and consider why it seems “wrong”. Thank you to those that shared…