International Institute for Restorative Practices Canada

We are happy to share this exciting webinar! We are looking forward to hearing more about your journey 🙂

Join a growing movement to strengthen connection, address all forms of harm, and build a more restorative society. Our free webinar will share the world’s first Restorative City Framework!

Come learn, feel hope, and be inspired:

June 23, 2026
12:00–1:00 pm PT
Online, Everyone is welcome

We offer a comprehensive vision and roadmap for implementation. Receive a digital copy. Let’s create a greater future that has never existed - from neighbourhoods to schools and workplaces, public spaces, government and justice systems.

You’ll hear about our collective journey in Vancouver and from some of our leaders who are putting restorative approaches into action, including:

👏 Dr. Evelyn Zellerer, Peace of the Circle
👏 Norm Leech, Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House; Metro Vancouver Aboriginal Executive Council
👏 Dalya Israel, Salal Sexual Violence Support Centre
👏 Clair MacGougan, Hastings Sunrise Community Policing Centre
👏 Michael Wiebe, former City Councillor; Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation; Small Business Vancouver

We also invite you to be part of building a more Restorative Vancouver!

Registration is now open, free to attend: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/zDUrZn6ST-G-5df4TcsFFQ

⚽ Are you watching FIFA games this week? Our circle prompt recognizes this worldwide event. Go 🇨🇦 !

📚We are excited to be working with staff at Trinity College School (TCS) in Port Hope next week.

🏳️‍🌈Monday's Circle prompt is about connection, acceptance and love in honour of PRIDE Month.

Proactive circles BUILD community; they allow us to express our feelings, truly hear one another, and gain a shared sense of understanding and emotional connection. Share this with your community!

🌟 International Institute for Restorative Practices Canada is delighted to continue our work with this week.

Dedicated principals, vice principals and the Mental Health Team are engaged in meaningful discussions and
learning about the importance of relationships and belonging in creating safe, inviting and inclusive school communities.

Their Commitments Be Well, Be Community, Be Innovative, really resonated with us.

Join us and strengthen your skills! Restorative practices is a field of study that explores how to strengthen the social bonds that connect and heal our relationships and communities. With IIRP Canada, you can learn how to effect real, lasting change for yourself and the world around you.

🏳️‍🌈 It's June 1st and we begin by celebrating Pride Month /Mois De La Fiert with our circle prompt!! Music brings community together!