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Tristate restoratve practices 2020
- 4. I told you so….
- 7. 3 Guidelines
- 10. CONFLICT 3 Types
- 11. PAIR AND SHAREHow is your camp restorative …
- 13. GETTING STAFF ON BOARD5 take aways
- 16. 80% 20%
- 17. GOTTA SEE IT To Believe it
- 19. CONVERSATION TOOLNot Always a Planned Event
- 20. NEW IN 2020 Our Learning Edge
- 21. Check in , embers, conflict - practice during staff o 3 KINDS OF CIRCLES Better Explain
- 22. SHARE MORE RESOURCES books, podcasts, camper stories
- 23. Legitimize Executive Council It’s About Time…
Editor's Notes
- Laura - Who we are Klee - What session is about — provocative not prescriptive
- -Preyton story “Restorative justice offers our generation an opportunity to believe in the power of humanity and human connection in an equally ancient and innovative way”
- Here is how it works at Stomping Ground: When a circle gets called typically it is because there is an argument or a conflict that someone, could be a person directly involved, or a concerned friend thinks warrants a more facilitated conversation. There are some basic agreements in a circle that get outlined as a foundation for the discussion. They are as follows: 1 - One Mic. everyone has a chance to talk. Don't talk over one another. 2. - Trust each other. Ask for what you need, know that a circle is confidential 3- Choice is Key. None of this works if you have not chosen to be there. Circles and control don't mix. We can offer to talk things out as a solution but can’t force it down anyone throat, then we are right back where we started with “I told you so”... At Stomping Ground everyone who comes to camp knows that part of our curriculum is learning to see conflict in a different way. We ask that all campers and staff talk through conflict when it comes up. But we don't force people to work through stuff right away. It can be really painful and ineffective to talk about conflict if you are still fuming. Or feeling stuck in the need to prove the other person wrong, or make them pay. It's ok to circle back around, just as long as eventually we come together to sort out what happened in an effort to learn and reestablish trust.
- Yes! Over the last 4 years more kids ask for circles and more staff use circles as a tool Build community, helps kids/ staff think about conflict differently Rocco at School Working on it… Over complicating it… Too heavy on the theory, turns staff off Forced it … has to be voluntary Fancy way for saying your in trouble?
- Talk about the Roc Restorative Crew. - how they made it cool - talked about it from their own experience - legitimized it for us and them
- Story?
- Dyno story - brought her into help with the sisters that were fighting (bella and Sarah)
- Robin Hood Boys / ada and Josie
- Happens anywhere all the time - Gaga, swords,
- Talk about how we might make a video/ update our old video to reflect this. Dan weir says that it takes 3 years for something to become tradition at camp