Mission

Participant Agreements for Groups

Be punctual and prepared to be fully present.
Make room for all voices and perspectives. Exercise compassion to cultural diversity.
Turn off all electronic devices during events.
Support others to discover their own answers.
Allow time for all group members to participate
Be curious and respond to others with open ended questions.
Commit to confidentiality.

Please arrive 15 minutes early for each event. We intend to begin on time and strive for a respectful and distraction free environment.

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