I love our course title "Becoming Restorative" because anyone who has engaged in deep restorative work knows that it is a daily practice that changes who we are in all parts of our lives. When I was reading The Four Pivots by Dr. Shawn A. Ginwright, this quote (to the left) from Ben McBride resonated so deeply. 

Celeste Attalah-Gutiérrez (Margarita Muñiz Academy) wrote this beautiful circle about spring transformations using the song "Dos Orguitas" from Encanto!  It includes a video of the song "Dos Orguitas" and a butterfly creation time lapse video!

Vu reminds us in this post: "Though our literal winter is over, things are still going to be hard for a while. While we wait for the ground to soften, and as we also work to soften it, let us give ourselves and one another grace to rest, to store energy, and to grow."

Celeste Attalah-Gutiérrez, and Vanessa Quiñones - colleagues at Margarita Muñiz Academy - adapted Neema Avashia's circle and translated it into Spanish. Check out the additional speaker notes they added to slide 5 to provide more information about what the Supreme Court does. I learn so much when colleagues share revisions that make circles accessible to their specific students.