Registration: Fostering Trust, Healing, & Accountability through Restorative Practices

Restorative Requests
Thank you for your interest in restorative practices. Please complete the restorative request form below. For more information about restorative practices at Bellevue College, please visit: https://www.bellevuecollege.edu/diversity/restorative-practices/.

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Who is the request for (please select all that apply):

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What is the expected number of participants?

Please briefly describe the issue or need for a restorative offering?

What are your goals or intentions with this restorative offering?

Please select the restorative offering(s) you would like to request:

Restorative Responses to Harm Training: Explore restorative ways engage to those who were harmed and those who caused harm.

Fostering Trust, Healing, & Accountability through Restorative Practices: Explore tools for repairing harm and building community. Training includes infographic toolkits on accountability processes.

Inclusive Decision-Making Training: Learn strategies for engaging others, maintaining equity, explaining your rationale, and establishing clarity around expectations in decision-making processes.

Navigating Team Dynamics: Explore working styles, communication preferences, (mis)perceptions, and conflict with your team through an energizing movement-based activity.

Unpacking White Supremacy Culture in Team Dynamics: This movement-based activity provides an overview of some characteristics of white supremacy culture and explores how it impacts your team dynamics.

Restorative Problem-Solving Fishbowl: Break silos and foster more transparency by discussing or offering feedback on work-related problems.

Restorative Circle: Build relationships through powerful storytelling that fosters empathy, vulnerability, and authenticity. Circle topics vary based on needs and climate.

Restorative Conference or Community of Concern Circle: After a harm has occurred, process impact, accountability, and what is needed to repair and restore trust.

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