Circle Training Sessions and Workshops

SCVRJP offers a range of training opportunities for volunteers, community members, criminal justice and education professionals.

Our trainings have hosted teachers, guidance counselors, principals, administrator, social workers, juvenile justice staff, victim advocates, attorneys, mediators, professors and other non-profit professionals.

All trainings help participants with the knowledge and skills needed to promote, implement and facilitate Restorative Justice – or in schools Restorative Practices/Restorative Measures.

Circle keeper training  (also available at your location)

May 2 & 3, 2013          June 6 & 7, 2013          October 3 & 4, 2013

Circle Training, print brochure, click HERE.

– Two day training 9 am – 4 pm. Participants will learn:

  • Restorative Justice Philosophy and Practices
  • Core Circle Elements
  • Circle Stages
  • Role of a Circle Keeper
  • Tips, tricks and keys to success

Training investment includes 16 hours of experiential learning, lunch for both days, Circlekeeper manual, a “Little Book”, and training certificate.

Registration is $200.00 per person and should be made early, space is limited.

Create your own training

– To develop a contract with SCVRJP, contact Kris Miner at 715-425-1100 or scvrjp@gmail.com

Participant feedback:

“It was a weight lifted off my shoulders to let the community know they can trust me now and in the future.”

“I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the program was much better than expected.  The part I liked most was hearing other individual’s perspectives and sharing mine.”

“My favorite part was the circle discussion and getting to know what the victims went through.”

“They helped me realize the true consequences of what I had done.”

“Sharing throughout the circle was a great part of the group.  It provided me with things that I can think about, relate to, and apply to my current and future life.”

“How people can feel safe about sharing their stories and not be judged.”

“I enjoyed hearing the emotional stories and it is good to know that I am not the only one who has made a mistake.”