ContractCommunity Agreements • August 22nd, 2021
Our Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • August 24th, 2022
gratefully acknowledges the generous support of our many patrons & subscribers. We wish to offer special thanks to our donors.
BICAS Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • August 18th, 2015
All staff, board members, shop users, volunteers, worktraders, or any other person using our space/services is expected to agree to these guidelines for the safety and wellbeing of all.
National Farm to School Network Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • July 7th, 2022
To facilitate a community and culture of respect, openness, and learning, we ask all attendees to agree to these agreements. Thank you to the Program Planning Committee for developing these agreements.
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • November 9th, 2021
We ask that all clients and students of Positive Force Movement, LLC read and sign these agreements around relationships, boundaries, and behavior. Our hope is that setting up these expectations around how we’ll relate to each other will help foster a safer and braver space where all people will feel more free to be themselves. If something in these agreements is unclear, please feel free to ask Lore or Christine to clarify.
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • November 9th, 2018
Our Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • January 13th, 2024
gratefully acknowledges the generous support of our many patrons & subscribers. We wish to offer special thanks to our donors.
Castleford Park Junior AcademyCommunity Agreements • January 24th, 2018
As a partner and participant in my child’s Bloomz classroom community, I agree to the following ‘Community Agreements’ below:
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • July 7th, 2022
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • October 20th, 2023
• Take space/make space – if you are usually quiet, challenge yourself to speak up, and if you share often, please be mindful of leaving room for quieter voices
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • July 20th, 2023
You are your own authority. Tending to your needs and responsibilities in order to show up in the community learning space. Practicing open heart, re-spect (see with new eyes).
BBYO Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • January 14th, 2021
These are the expectations and values that all participants should abide by, whether in-person or online, to create a positive environment that is welcoming, inclusive, and safe for all:
Faculty Senate Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • October 28th, 2021
Be visible and stay engaged * Commit to open, honest conversation * Listen respectfully and actively to learn and to understand others’ views * Share airtime and be conscious of time * Lean into discomfort and be brave * Critique ideas, not people * Consider our own identities and make no assumptions
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • October 11th, 2024
To achieve this, we encourage every member of the Chico State community to cultivate positive relationships consciously and voluntarily with themselves and others. Such efforts require a lifestyle of accountability that starts with self-reflection, self-awareness, and self-control, and extends to personal and communal responsibility.
CARE COMMUNITY AGREEMENTSCommunity Agreements • January 25th, 2022
Community agreements are shared visions, collectively created to support the procedures and relationships of a working group. They are important because critical conversations and decisions require vulnerability and trust. Having collaboratively created agreements that are applied fairly and with care allows participants to engage fully because they feel supported and safe.
National School Reform FacultyCommunity Agreements • December 7th, 2006
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • July 12th, 2023
Our community is committed to working together in ways that resist, rather than perpetuate, the norms of White Supremacy Culture. Therefore, we will make the following promises to one another:
ContractCommunity Agreements • February 9th, 2023
This tool was developed by POAH in partnership with Design Impact as part of a larger effort to make housing more trauma-informed. To learn more about POAH’s work and see how this exercise might fit into your own organization’s efforts to become more trauma-informed, visit POAH’s Trauma-Informed Housing Toolkit at: traumainformedhousing.poah.org
ContractCommunity Agreements • June 14th, 2021
How Community Agreements Can Improve Workplace Culture in PhysicsCommunity Agreements • October 27th, 2022
Alexander V. Zlobin, Teri Dykhuis, Michelle A. Ibrahim, Sudeshna Ganguly, Roshanda Spillers- Nowlin, Anne Heavey, Lauren Hsu, Dylan Temples, Sho Uemura, Kavin Ammigan, Claire Lee, Nicholas Bornman, Finley Novak, Anna Mazzacane, Christine A. Ader, Elizabeth Sexton-Kennedy, Jessica Esquivel
Faculty Senate Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • January 27th, 2023
Be visible and stay engaged * Commit to open, honest conversation * Listen respectfully and actively to learn and to understand others’ views * Share airtime and be conscious of time * Lean into discomfort and be brave * Critique ideas, not people * Consider our own identities and make no assumptions
Faculty Senate Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • March 10th, 2022
Be visible and stay engaged * Commit to open, honest conversation * Listen respectfully and actively to learn and to understand others’ views * Share airtime and be conscious of time * Lean into discomfort and be brave * Critique ideas, not people * Consider our own identities and make no assumptions
Swing Left Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • February 23rd, 2022
Our goal is to create and foster a safe, inclusive, and equitable environment for our volunteers and greater Swing Left community. These guidelines help us hold
Our Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • November 7th, 2022
gratefully acknowledges the generous support of our many patrons & subscribers. We wish to offer special thanks to our donors.
Community Agreements in Your ClassroomCommunity Agreements • September 9th, 2024
Community agreements are norms shared between members of a group on how the group will work together by encouraging collaboration and growth. Designed to build a sense of community, the agreements center shared goals and values to set boundaries for the space, establish clear expectations, and meet the diverse needs of its members. For these reasons, community agreements are living documents.
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • October 27th, 2020
Community agreements, sometimes referred to as “community norms,” are guidelines given to a group of people in order to ensure open, active, inclusive, and respectful dialogue and participation. Here are some ground rules widely used in group activities for reference:
Portland Charter Commission 2021 Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • August 17th, 2021
Purpose: Through these Community Agreements, members of the Portland Charter Commission will collaborate and build mutual trust, open communication, and equitable practices for our work and public proceedings. This agreement, while not a binding legal document, helps hold each of us accountable for ensuring a fair, inclusive, and democratic process. While not exhaustive, the contents of this agreement are aspirational in nature and may require improvements and updates throughout the Review Process.
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • August 18th, 2021
Spirit & Place often holds space for difficult and challenging dialogue. Community (or Common) Agreements are a way to invite the audience to take ownership of the dialogue. Basically, it’s a shared understanding among attendees on how they want to learn and work together as well as how they will hold each other accountable.
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • April 12th, 2019
While we strive to create a supportive, safe environment, we acknowledge that discomfort might come up. It’s okay to feel uncomfortable and remain respectful of one another’s dignity.
Equitable Mindfulness – Community Agreements Created by: Tiara CashCommunity Agreements • April 19th, 2021
• No Blame, no shame: Today’s work is inner work (how YOU show up). As such, it is not the professor/facilitator/teacher’s job or our intention to blame or shame your experience. If this happens within this brave space, speak up. In that same breath we would like for each of you (students) to agree to the same thing.
Grade 5Community Agreements • July 30th, 2017
Our classroom is a Tribes Learning Community. That means that our class uses the Tribes® process to establish a safe and caring culture to maximize achievement. In our classroom, each person will have a sense of belonging, and we will value each person and the gifts they bring to us.
Sample Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • January 19th, 2022
Shalini Agrawal: These have been curated and adapted from many workshops that I have participated in. They are flexible and adjustable based on the needs of an engagement/workshop, the audience, and the purpose of creating these agreements. A version of these was used at CCA’s Decolonial Unconference.
Faculty Senate Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • September 23rd, 2021
Be visible and stay engaged * Commit to open, honest conversation * Listen respectfully and actively to learn and to understand others’ views * Share airtime and be conscious of time * Lean into discomfort and be brave * Critique ideas, not people * Consider our own identities and make no assumptions
Community AgreementsCommunity Agreements • June 18th, 2022
These agreements are an aspiration and collective vision of how we want to be in relationship with each other at The 5th Avenue Theatre. While these agreements are important to the well-being of the communityCommunity Agreements • March 2nd, 2020
I/We value that all involved in a project have equal opportunity of participation. Everyone has ability to speak their truth equally. We speak from our own experience and listen when others are speaking.
