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January 2020
What if there were tools that helped democratize communication? Helped us process the elephant in the room that keeps relationships strained? And helps those who have done harm be held accountable as allow whole communities to be heard, learn from harm, and be supported in meaningful ways in our institutions?
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We are proud to present the Restorative Justice Train the Trainer program that will begin in January 2020 at Peace Learning Center. This includes FIVE full days (totaling 32 hours plus ongoing support) of restorative practices training where schools/youth-serving organizations can send a restorative team of 3-6 people through this
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Implicit bias is something we all have. This workshop examines what it is, how it differs from overt bias, how to recognize our own, and how we move past bias through action. Join us for a day of self-exploration and self-reflection in a safe, encouraging space. This workshop will have
Find out moreThis workshop is geared towards educators who would like to gain an understanding of the concept of educational equity, its critical impact for our students and the pivotal role of educators in creating equitable, multicultural classrooms and schools. Free. Register here.
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This workshop is for participants who have already participated in the Level 1 Workshop. We will go in-depth about how to lead formal conferences and implement Restorative Practices! Restorative Practices Level 2 Training opens the conversation for attendees to discuss and improve upon their work in restoring communities that have
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Once you understand Restorative Practices mindset and the tangible skills, it’s time to figure out how the rubber meets the road. This training allows you to explore how you can begin implementing restorative practices in your school or organization. We will share sample discipline flow charts, lessons learned, and will
Find out moreFebruary 2020
What if there were tools that helped democratize communication? Helped us process the elephant in the room that keeps relationships strained? And helps those who have done harm be held accountable as allow whole communities to be heard, learn from harm, and be supported in meaningful ways in our institutions?
Find out moreThis workshop is for participants who have already participated in the Level 1 Workshop. We will go in-depth about how to lead formal conferences and implement Restorative Practices! Restorative Practices Level 2 Training opens the conversation for attendees to discuss and improve upon their work in restoring communities that have
Find out moreImplicit bias is something we all have. This workshop examines what it is, how it differs from overt bias, how to recognize our own, and how we move past bias through action. Join us for a day of self-exploration and self-reflection in a safe, encouraging space. This workshop will have
Find out moreMarch 2020
What if there were tools that helped democratize communication? Helped us process the elephant in the room that keeps relationships strained? And helps those who have done harm be held accountable as allow whole communities to be heard, learn from harm, and be supported in meaningful ways in our institutions?
Find out more