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The Center is focused on community-building and restorative practices. The work of the Center is supported by an advisory committee, comprised of representatives of students, staff, and faculty. 

Restorative Practices on a Campus

Here is an example of a three-tier model as a whole campus practice:

Tier One: Build and Strengthen Relationships 

Community-Building Circles 

  • Who are we?
  • What are our stories?
  • What are our core values?
  • What is important to us?
  • What kind of community do we want?
  • How do we want to treat each other?
  • How will we all contribute? 

Community-Concern Circles 

Tier Two: Respond to Conflict and Harm

Restorative Conferences 

  • What happened? 
  • Who has been impacted? In what way? 
  • What are the harms to be addressed? 
  • What needs do we have? 
  • What will make things right? 
  • How do we rebuild relationships? 
  • How do we address this in a restorative way? 

Tier Three: Support Reentry

Circles of Support and Accountability  

  • How do we support this individual? 
  • How do we support harmed parties? 
  • Has the individual taken responsibility? 
  • How do we prevent recurrence? 
  • How will we welcome this person back? 
  • What resources do we need for successful reintegration? 
Meet our Team
CRP Student Intern
Kao Sheng Khang
Student Intern

Graphic Communications Major

CRP Student Intern
Fnu Priyanka
Student Intern

Computer Science Major

CRP Colleague
Andrew Bonlender
CRP Director
Catherine Emmanuelle
Director of Center for Restorative Practices
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Center for Restorative Practices

Schofield Hall 113
105 Garfield Avenue
Eau Claire, WI 54701
United States