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A recent question, “What can circle hosts do when conflict arises?” prompted us to gather various resources and stories that are sprinkled throughout our website.
We’re delighted to share this article from Tron Lanh Viet Nam Network as they reflect on their meaningful journey nurturing a community of Circle practitioners.
Tecca Thompson reflects on a retreat she hosted that speaks to the power of culture, history, connection, and circle.
We close out 2024 by providing “a year in review” of the monthly blogs that illuminate stories of The Circle Way in our communities and organizations around the world.
As The Circle Way non-profit begins the year-end fundraising campaign, we look back to celebrate some recent grants.
Gathering up various check-in resources and stories that are sprinkled throughout our website.
Carol LaLiberte shares the story of facilitating drum circles as a catalyst to bring together community-students, faculty, and local residents.
Rangineh Azimzadeh Tehrani and Tenneson Woolf share anecdotes from their recent circle work.
A few glimpses into the work Ms. Ngoneh Jagne is doing in The Gambia on equality and bringing back the practice of The Circle Way in her communities.
Enjoy these reflections from Karen Winn about a group of senior women and their circle practice.
Chantilly Mers reflects on a possible ‘do-over’ from a recent circle in a New York City school.
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Tenneson Woolf offers us a glimpse into the camaraderie of men, who meet online in a regular rhythm of monthly timing and pattern of Circle.