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Monday October 26, 2026 12:45pm - 2:15pm PDT
Step into a Peace Circle and experience how restorative practices transform the way we respond to harm. In this interactive session, you will sit in circle, hold the talking piece, and practice the core elements of circle keeping so you can keep circles in your own school or program. Through a hands-on activity, you will examine the difference between accountability and punishment and rethink what it means to repair harm rather than simply punish. You will leave with
practical circle keeping tools, a framework you can apply immediately, and a felt sense of how circles work. Designed for educators and youth-serving professionals who want restorative options that build community, strengthen relationships, and keep young people connected.
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Fergie Rodriguez (she/her)

Youth Development Program Manager, Dispute Resolution Center of King County
Fergie Rodriguez is the Youth Development Program Manager at the King County Dispute Resolution Center, where she brings four years of experience in youth development with a focus on restorative practices, including peer mediation and Peace Circles. She now leads this work through... Read More →
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Sharon Moon (she/her)

Restorative Practices Liaison and Staff Mediator, Dispute Resolution Center of King County
Sharon Moon joined the Dispute Resolution Center in August of 2014 and has worked in youth development for 9 years. She is a circle keeper, trainer, facilitator, and mediator. Sharon loves using experiential exercises and games to build community, confidence, and skills in KC CONNECT... Read More →
Monday October 26, 2026 12:45pm - 2:15pm PDT
Chambers Bay 3, Marriott (3rd Floor)

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