Cultivating Communities of Belonging
“The Second Circle creates a safe space for meaningful communication and connection in our frenetic world. Through the masterful guidance of the Kahakulei team, we can move beyond the latest email or headline and build bridges to our shared humanity.”
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We can also develop your organization’s capacity to facilitate community circles in ways that are more effective than your average focus group and other participatory research methods.
The circle is the oldest and most common organizing formation in humanity. People across time, geography and culture have met in circles. There is no hierarchy in the circle. Circles are inherently inclusive spaces where all voices are heard, respected, and honored.
Drawing upon traditions across cultures, we use the power of the circle to connect people in ways that promote appreciation, integration and healing. When people trust the process of the circle, transformation happens.