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Contents
The General Format of a Circle Gathering | 131 |
The Overall Circle Process for Dealing with Crime | 149 |
When and for Whom Are Circles a Good Choice? | 153 |
Stage 2 Preparing for the Sentencing Circle | 167 |
Stage 3 Gathering All Consenting Parties in a Circle for Sentencing | 176 |
Making It Work Accountability and Implementing Circle Consensus | 199 |
Stepping Back to Count Circle Gains | 209 |
Tapping Our Powers to Change | 239 |
Putting Values into Practice in Setting Up Circles | 50 |
Medicine Wheel Guidance in Seeking Balance and Wholeness | 68 |
Exploring Instead of Conquering Differences | 76 |
The Outer Frame of Circles | 81 |
Facilitating a Safe Space for Dialogue | 82 |
Ensuring Equal Contribution and a Reflective Pace | 93 |
Agreeing to Come Together In a Good Way | 103 |
Moving Us to Deeper Places | 115 |
ConsensusBased DecisionMaking | 120 |
How It All Comes Together The Circle Process and Gathering | 127 |
Notes | 245 |
Acknowledgments | 247 |
Supporting Community Initiatives Barrys Thoughts on Funding | 251 |
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About the Authors | 273 |
Contact Us | 275 |
About Living Justice Press | 277 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Peacemaking Circles: From Crime to Community |
| Authors | Kay Pranis, Barry Stuart, Mark Wedge |
| Publisher | Living Justice Press, 2013 |
| ISBN | 1937141012, 9781937141011 |
| Length | 277 pages |
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