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Circle Keeper’s Handbook
Circle Keeper s Handbook by Kay Pranis 1 Contents Introduction 3 Preparation for a Circle 4 Essential Elements of Conducting the Circle 6 Tips for Keepers 9 Agreements in the Circle 12 Combining Circle with Other Formats 13 Differences Between Circle and Other Processes 13 Circle Outline 16 Follow-up 18 Appendix 1 Sample Prompting Questions 20 Appendix 2 Sample Opening and Closing Ceremonies 22 Appendix 3 Tips for Alternate Check-ins 262 About the Author Kay Pranis is a trainer and writer on Peacemaking Circles and restorative justice. She served as the Restorative Justice Planner for the Minnesota Department of Corrections from 1994 to 2003. Since 1998, Kay has conducted Circle trainings in a diverse range of communities from schools to prisons to workplaces to churches to families, and from rural towns in Minnesota to Chicago s South Side to Montgomery, Alabama, to Costa Rica.
conversation and to monitor the quality of the space throughout the circle. If the atmosphere becomes disrespectful, it is the responsibility of the keeper to bring the group’s attention to that problem and help the group re-establish a respectful space. The following qualities are helpful in fulfilling that task: • Patience • Humility
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