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Community Guidelines

Community Mindset
We strive to make decisions regarding the highest and greatest good of the collective versus the good of the individual. We value collaboration.

  • Community Agreements 

    • Give and receive welcome – In this circle, we support each other’s learning by giving and receiving kindness, reconnecting to abundance, and remembering there is more than enough for all of us to thrive. 

    • All of you is welcome here – Be here with your purpose, gifts and strengths as well as your doubts, fears and failings, your deep listening as well as your speaking, your full humanity. 

    • Speak your truths in ways that respect the truths of others – Our views of reality may differ, but speaking one’s truth does not mean correcting or debating what others say. Speak using “I” statements that speak from your own experience. 

    • When the going gets rough, turn to wonder – If you feel judgmental or defensive, ask yourself, “I wonder what brought them to this belief?” “I wonder what they are feeling right now?” “I wonder what my reaction teaches me about myself?” Set judgment aside to listen to others and yourself more deeply. 

    • Learn to respond to others with honest, open questions – With such questions, we can hear each other. “I’m curious, can you tell me more?” 

    • *Intent versus impact – At times, the best intentions in words or actions can have unintended, harmful impacts. We can take responsibility for our unintended harm, and recommit to listening, learning, and reflecting on how to do better moving forward, knowing we will all make mistakes

    • *Take space, make space – If you tend to not speak up as often, challenge yourself to contribute a bit more than usual. If you tend to offer an abundance in group settings, consciously create space for others to participate, allowing yourself to listen deeply. Be mindful and acknowledge with your actions, the power dynamics in the room, and work to ensure equity and inclusion.  

    Adapted from the Circle of Trust Touchstones Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence, Regional Movement Building Conversations, October 2016

    *Updated and added by 8.25.22 Facilitation Team