Restorative Justice Circles create spaces where people gather as equals to share truths, face harm, and rebuild connections through honest dialogue.
Restorative Justice practices exist because Indigenous communities kept them alive despite centuries of violent suppression. What many now "discover" as innovative justice approaches are ancient technologies of community healing that preceded—and will outlast—colonial systems.
We acknowledge this debt and refuse to separate these practices from their cultural origins.
Community Building: The circle calls us back to our natural way of solving problems together. We tailor each gathering to your community's voice and needs—where relationships strengthen through the simple courage of speaking and listening.
Why We Gather: Circle(s) don't "fix" people—they remind us how to be people together. These practices offer direct tools for addressing harm while rekindling the connections at the heart of community life.
Collective Learning: Every participant brings wisdom the circle needs. As perspectives connect, new understanding emerges that no individual could reach alone. This exchange builds practical skills for resolving conflicts and transforming relationships.
Reflective Practice: Circle offers space for meaningful reflection, we pause long enough to see ourselves clearly. Communities examine what's truly happening, challenge harmful patterns, and create pathways toward repair that honor everyone's dignity.
The process looks like...
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Connection Call
Reach out in our contact form about what kind of circle you're interested in. We'll respond with availabilty and schedule a conneciton call.
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Co-Creation & Logistics
After our connection call - we co-create a circle experience specific to your communities needs and schedule our time together.
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Integration & Feedback
Based on the scope of our circle(s) we provide integration prompts and open up to feedback on the experience.
Personalized guidance and support for educators, schools, and organizations seeking implementation support in creating Liberated Learning Environments. We help your community implement restorative practices, foster authentic community engagement, and enhance equity and instructional practices.
Liberated Learning Environments: How to Apply the Neuroscience of Cultural Responsiveness
In this workshop, participants will leave with...
★ Knowledge of Cultural Neuroscience.
★ Skills to practice applying and living out the knowledge gained.
★ Tools and strategies to apply Cultural Responsiveness in any context.
Somatic SEL
In the workshop, participants will leave with...
★ Knowledge of somatic awareness and its connection to self-awareness.
★ Skills in breathwork, grounding techniques, body scans, and movement exercises.
★ Tools and strategies found in the, "Emotional Regulation Toolkit: Tools for Somatic SEL Practices".
Liberated Learning Environments: How to Apply Healing-Centered Engagement
In this workshop, participants will leave with...
★ Knowledge of Healing-Centered Engagement.
★ Skills to practice applying and practice living out the knowledge gained.
★ Tools and strategies to apply Healing-Centered Engagement in any context.
Project-Based Learning (PBL) Masterclass: 3 part
In this workshop, participants will leave with...
★ Knowledge of PBL principles and the 5-step framework.
★ Skills in designing and planning standards-aligned PBL units.
★ Tools, such as PBL planning templates, the "Designing Call to Action Questions Guide," and assessment rubrics.
Implementing Restorative & Transformative Justice
Develop vital leadership skills in collaboration, change management, and progress monitoring.
Access valuable tools like the "Needs Assessment Toolkit" and "Implementation Template Bundle" for confident implementation, guidance, support, and troubleshooting of restorative and transformative justice practices, fostering an inclusive, restorative, and healing-centered learning environment.
