Restorative Practices: Experiencing a Community Circle

Sep 22

Tue, September 22, 2026 • 10:00am - 12:00pm (2h) • Sayles 251

What are Restorative Practices, and how do they function in higher education? Designed as a low-pressure entry point for faculty and staff, this workshop offers a brief overview of core restorative mindsets followed by an experiential Community Building Circle. Rather than a comprehensive training, this session provides a practical "taste" of the Circle process—giving you a chance to experience structured turn-taking firsthand, connect with campus colleagues, and leave with accessible ideas for your own department or classroom.

This workshop forms part of IDE Community Education.

Presented by:

Nathan Riel-Elness (Title IX Coordinator)

Michelle Sylvester (Associate Director - IEC Division)

from Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community

Event Contact: msylvester@carleton.edu;nrielelness@carleton.edu

Event Summary

Restorative Practices: Experiencing a Community Circle

When
- Tuesday, September 22, 2026
- 10:00am - 12:00pm (2h)
Where
- Sayles 251
Mode
- In-Person
Event Contact
- msylvester@carleton.edu;nrielelness@carleton.edu
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Intended For: Students, Faculty, Staff
Categories: Diversity, Meeting/Conference/Workshop, food offered

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