A Few Words
About Us
We are inclusion, co-creation, reconciliation, social innovation and Indigenous-Ally justice building.
(Moon Woman, Roberta Kennedy)
Kung Jaadee
Kung Jaadee (Moon Woman, Roberta Kennedy) is a storyteller, educator and author from the X̱aayda (Haida), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) First Nations. She has written Indigenous curriculum and childrens’ books, and performed and taught at festivals, universities and celebrations across the continent for 30 years, focusing on Haida language and stories of Indigenous resilience, collectivity, and land.
www.pebblestarartists.com roberta.alayne@gmail.com
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Peacebuilding in self, relationships, communities and organizations, in networks of Restorative Justice Circle Process.
The Restoring Circles Project intervenes on the culture of violence and colonization, teaching Indigenous restorative ways of being in community and in relationship, replacing the cult of power over, with Power With.
The Restoring Circles Society has collaborated since January 2014 with collective, circle and Indigenous-based process to create the Restoring Circles Project. All of our work is based in collaborative creation, inclusion, action-research, transformational justice, collective decision-making, and community accountability.
Creative in All Aspects
The Restoring Circles Project shares an Indigenous toolkit of skills and processes that weave peace-building identities of actualization, belonging, purpose, and interdependence.
We are decolonizing, liberatory, anti-racism, anti-violence, anti-oppression, gender-fluid knowledge mobilization. We are personal, relational, systemic, transformative, collective and evolving.
The Restoring Circles Project is an Indigenous-Ally social innovation project to end violence in relationships and communities, by mobilizing evidence-based, transformative social technologies that come from Indigenous culture, with collaborative networks of restorative justice circles in social justice & Indigenous agencies.
- Training front-line change makers, counselors and leaders in trauma-healing, restorative identity, relationship and systems transformation tools, to coach with members, clients, peers and partners.
- Launching Talking Circles for community-based conflict resolution, healing from trauma and addictions, and building relationships of belonging, place, trust and respect.
- Connecting partner agencies and leaders in a network of practioners & allies, collaborating new partnerships for daily justice, equity, and social evolution.
With gratitude on the unsurrendered territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish),and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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