Circle Keeper Training: Building Trust and Connection on Teams or in the Classroom hosted by Center for Restorative Practices

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Hosted by the Center for Restorative Practices

Interested in becoming a trained community building circle facilitator? Circles are a dialogical tool rooted in Indigenous ways of being that are used to strengthen relationships and build community through storytelling. The Center for Restorative Practices is hosting a 3 part Circle Keepers Training that is made up of 3 training sessions that last about 3 hours each, and take the span of about 4 - 6 weeks to complete. You must attend all parts of the workshop.

This training is experiential by design, includes session readings, group discussions, and requires that you complete a final project consisting of planning for and facilitating a community building circle on campus. We will help support you in your endeavors! All students, staff, faculty, alumni, and off-campus participants are welcome!

To learn more and register, please click here.