georgia conflict center

“CONFLICT IS INEVITABLE, VIOLENCE IS NOT.”

Georgia Conflict Center is committed to building peace with justice by advancing restorative practices within communities, schools and institutions.

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Saturday, February 22, 2025

Community Conversation #1: Reflect‍

The Georgia Conflict Center is inviting you to participate in an upcoming series of community conversations entitled: Reflect. Reckon. Rebuild. This program proposes a series of three community conversations that seek to engage and activate the local Athens-area community with regards to the impact of criminal justice involvement and the pursuit of more  just and equitable ways of dealing with harm and wrongdoing.  GCC will utilize the Peacemaking Circle Process as a tool for promoting democratic dialogue, truth-telling and collective action, particularly prioritizing underrepresented stories and experiences.  The first community conversation: Reflect, will take place on Saturday February 22nd, 2025 at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens 780 Timothy Rd Athens, GA 30606 from 2-4 p.m. We also invite you to bring an item that is symbolic of the impacts of the criminal legal system on you, your family, or your community.

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Georgia Conflict restorative circles

Georgia Conflict Center is a non-profit organization that works to build peace with justice by advancing restorative practices within communities, schools and institutions. 

Georgia Conflict Center builds community capacity through training and facilitation in the areas of conflict transformation, restorative justice, and nonviolent communication.

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"I can't tell you all enough how grateful we are for your restorative work with our students. The only thing we want to figure out is how do we get you here more often?"

— AARON CARTER, ASSISTANT PRINCIPal, CEDAR SHOALS HIGH SCHOOL