Restorative Circles workshop Maleny Fri 17 April
Tracy Adams
A Restorative Circle is a community process for supporting those in conflict - an exciting community driven, connection-restoring system that has achieved amazing results around the world. We will learn the basics of both facilitating Restorative Circles and setting up the systems to support Circles in our communities. No prior experience is needed. Bookings essential – phone 5435 2993
Introduction to
Restorative Circles
Friday 17 April, 9am – 1pm
Maleny, venue TBA
COST: Sliding Scale $30 - $60
Facilitator: Kate Raffin
Bookings essential, numbers limited: Ph 5435 2993
“The more distance I put between myself and a conflict, the louder it becomes” - Dominic Barter.
This workshop is an opportunity to explore the gifts in conflict and community -Whatever it is you would define community as - your family, workplace, classroom, co-op, ecovillage, township etc.
Participants will have the chance to experience the practice of ‘Restorative Circles’ – an exciting community driven, connection-restoring system that has achieved amazing results around the world. We will learn the basics of both facilitating Restorative Circles and setting up the systems to support Circles in our communities.
A Restorative Circle is a community process for supporting those in conflict. The development of Restorative Circles began with the work of Dominic Barter in Rio de Janeiro in the mid-1990s and continues with a growing community both in Brazil and internationally. For more info see www.restorativecircles.org
Kate Raffin is a certified NVC trainer with the Centre for Nonviolent Communication, registered mediator, Youth Animator, and a skilled, fun and creative facilitator. For more information on Kate Raffin see http://nvcaustralia.com/?action=trainer&id=40 and http://www.kateraffin.com/