What does it look like to be accountable to ourselves and others as we work toward healing and repair in our schools and communities?
Join us for an interactive presentation with Lauren Trout, Senior Program Associate with WestEd’s Resilient and Healthy Schools and Communities team, whose work centers on reimagining education as a space for justice, belonging, and collective care. Facilitated by Amy L. Eva, Ph.D., Associate Director of Education at the Greater Good Science Center, this gathering invites us to explore how accountability and forgiveness are skill sets that can help us move beyond blame to foster healing, repair, and stronger relationships in schools and communities.
Together, we will:
Explore the intersections of forgiveness and accountability through a restorative lens
Identify the conditions that make meaningful accountability possible
Introduce practical skills that support accountability while cultivating forgiveness and repair
In moments when conflict and hurt feel all too present, this session offers tools for navigating accountability in ways that are constructive, courageous, and restorative. Made for educators and open to all, attendees will walk away with concrete strategies to help individuals and communities transform conflict into connection and growth.
Register here for this free online event. Please note, this event has been standardized to the Eastern Time Zone.