This online training is an introduction to the theory and practice of Nonviolent Communication, with particular emphasis on key skill-building and foundational understanding.

In this overview session we will address what RJPs are and why we should consider them for supporting youth. We will share and receive ideas about challenges our youth are experiencing and how RJPs can enhance our relationships with and support of young persons.

Active bystander training focuses on a bystander observing a problematic situation and determining if and how to intervene. An active bystander takes steps to speak up or step in to keep a situation from escalating or to disrupt a problematic situation.

In this session, join us to share and receive understandings about restorative, relationship- centered approaches in classrooms and school community engagement in these practices.

In this session we ask: How can parents/guardians navigate emerging complexities of youth’s lives to best hold our children with care? Join us to share and receive ideas and experiences to orient our hearts and minds to show up with our best selves for our young persons.

Please join us for a shared learning session on Antiracism. Fueled by a trauma-Informed approach, this interactive session invites participants to consider how their own racial identity impacts their peace work and how the fields of conflict transformation and racial justice inform one another.

Join us in this session to ask: How can we best build beloved villages to raise our children to feel connected and supported? How do we take steps to expand conversations and strengthen ties to trust that our children will be safe “out there”?