Christina Baldwin’s Calling the Circle shows you how to structure and facilitate any circle gathering, and promotes a vision of a society where the circle is used in everyday life to help empower personal action. We also recommend the circle handbook offered by PeerSpirit, her circle organization.

Why a circle?
The circle comes to us from our indigenous roots, the village ways that revolve around the campfire, the circle, and the council. More »

Talking Circles
Talking circles may be the most recognizable form of circle, and would include discussion groups, support groups, and councils. More »

Calling a circle in your neighborhood is a relatively simple process. We’ve provided some basic materials to help More »

Intention/Purpose:
What you hope to accomplish in this circle. The intention is the circle’s mission statement, its reason for being, and its barometer of success. More »