harm-circle

Facilitate a restorative harm circle by routing harm reports through escalation-triage, conducting preparation conversations and safety assessments, then running structured rounds to draft repair actions and generate linked registry records.

A consent-based harm circle is a structured restorative justice process needed when interpersonal harm occurs in governance ecosystems, centering the harmed person's needs to surface impacts and formally agree on repair actions.

Start a restorative justice process by initiating a harm circle when harm is reported, completing the three structured rounds to produce a formal repair agreement linked to the agreement registry.

Yes, you can coordinate cross-unit restorative justice processes for governance ecosystems, routing harm reports across units while maintaining structured rounds, safety assessments, and linked repair records.

Document repair actions and impact records by using harm_circle YAML templates during the circle process, generating linked repair and impact artifacts directly within the agreement registry.

Yes, the harm circle process requires safety assessments and preparation conversations before consent-based participation, ensuring the structured rounds safely address the harmed person's needs within the governance ecosystem.