Advanced Training offered for first time

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RESTORATIVE JUSTICE EDUCATION PRESENTS...
Implementing a Culture of Care in Schools: An Advanced Training
A Virtual, Public Training
RJEd is excited to provide its all virtual, public training of “Implementing a Culture of Care in Schools: An Advanced Training.” 
This advanced training is a deep dive into the “Creating a Culture of Care in Schools Using Restorative Practices” basic training. Participants will be prepared to provide the basic training in a professional manner by understanding the thinking behind the delivery of the basic training. This 16 module training is designed for the person who will be training others using the basic professional development training program.


Register today for this accelerated, public training. 
PRICE: $650/person
**THIS WILL BE THE ONLY TRAINING AVAILABLE AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE**
**LIMITED CAPACITY. REGISTER TODAY.**
**REGISTRATION CLOSES AT MIDNIGHT October 16, 2020**
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VIRTUAL TRAINING DETAILS
This is an accelerated, LIVE training of the program's 16 Modules. It will take eight (8) weeks to complete, with two (2) trainings per week, totaling three (3) hours per week of trainings.
  • Trainings are every Tuesday & Thursday starting October 20 and ending December 17, except the week of Thanksgiving.
  • Each session is 1.5 hours and will cover one (1) Module.
  • Two (2) sessions/Modules per week for eight (8) weeks.
  • Training sessions are 4:00pm-5:30pm EST on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
  • Breakout dialogues in each training session.


Breakout dialogues are facilitated by RJEd Trainers and incorporate role plays, contextualization of program materials, and reflective dialogue.
Successful completion of the 16 modules results in the participant receiving a certificate as an implementation specialist in creating a Culture of Care in Schools based on restorative justice principles and practices, as well as culturally appropriate relationships and interactions. Also, those people who successfully complete the 16 modules are eligible to register for 2 credits at the master’s level through Colorado State University. No further coursework is required.


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Welcome to 

Talking Circles


Talking circles are the primary process for using Restorative Practices in schools to create a Culture of Care. Basically the process involves the use of a Talking Stick, where the person holding the Talking Stick does the talking, while the other people present listen. The Talking Stick is passed around the circle, allowing everyone a chance to talk, but without the requirement to talk.

The drawing to the upper left is shown to honor the origins of the Talking Circle with Native Americans.

The video shown below the drawing is of a keynote address given by Dr Tom Cavanagh, June 7, 2016, in Buffalo, New York.

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