From the Casefiles of the Case Managers virtual lunch & learn on Navigating Political Tensions & Community During the 2020 Election. Brian Medina, Kaleigh Mrowka, and Ryan Manning use a restorative practices lens to explore election distress as it is currently being experienced by our students and staff, and how to navigate concerns and conflicts as they might arise. Nicole Mehta, Ben Beltran, and Dana Calandrino have all contributed to this session as well, either in planning or in assisting with facilitation. Attendees should anticipate participating in a circle conversation for this session.
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