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Circles and Circle Process
I often get the question “what are circles?” This is a valid question. In our modern culture circle processes have be relegated to rather unique settings. You can find circle practices across the globe in all cultures and communities. They often … Continue reading
Empathy, Vulnerability, and its role in Restorative Justice (part 1)
This has been a long time coming. I often reference Brene Brown’s work on Empathy. Most recently at the Northwest Justice Forum. I continue to ask participants if they have heard of her, I constantly get 5 maybe 10 percent; … Continue reading
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