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Restorative Leadership Workshop

Location: Orland Park UMC: 15101 South 80th Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60462

Saturday, Nov. 23

Restorative Leadershp Workshop

8:30am to 4:00pm (program begins at 9am)

Cost: $15; registration closes Friday, November 22 at 12 noon

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Anyone interested in being more effective in leading transformative conversations in churches, communities, schools, and service agencies. SEATS ARE LIMITED! This learning experience offers participants insights in:

  • Restorative leadership
  • Restorative practices and conversations
  • Conflict transformation concepts
  • Peace circle practicies
     

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"Restorative Leadership provides skill training that provides for best practices in holding “crucial conversations” related to such topics as racism, human sexuality, and immigration." ~Bishop Sally Dyck

Nehemiah Trinity Rising is a faith-based restorative justice consultancy and will be leading this training.

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