Community Events
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Upcoming SRE Events
Advancing Equity through an Intersectional Approach
From Respectful to Unlawful Behavior: Understanding the Continuum of Workplace Conduct, the Impacts, and Interventions
Featured Past SRE Events
SRE Network Grantseekers Workshop
This fall, SRE Network will award a total of $350,000 in 1-2 year grants, to support a select number of SRE Network member organizations as they take meaningful steps toward creating more safe, respectful, and equitable workplaces, through engaging expert consultants and trainers. Applicants must be a current SRE Network member, and have been a […]
Read MoreMembership Open House
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Read MoreSession 1: Giving an Apology That Works
When we mess up, how do we give an effective apology? As kids, we’re often taught that the magic words “I’m sorry” are all that’s required, but as adults, we need a more robust set of tools for making things right. In this workshop, we’ll use an approach rooted in Jewish ancestral values to explore […]
Read MoreSession 2: What do we mean when we ask a sexual offender to “do t’shuva?”
As we’ve seen more sexually predatory behavior exposed in Jewish media outlets, and the subsequent calls for t’shuva, the Created Equal research group at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America began to grapple with what t’shuva could look like in these instances of harm using Jewish and secular sources.
Read MoreSession 3: Restorative Justice and T’Shuva: Repairing Harm to Individuals and Communities
Restorative justice is a survivor-centered and trauma-informed approach to repairing harm that can take many forms: from one-on-one facilitated conversations to circle processes, but the term elicits many questions.
Read MoreJWA Book Talks with Danya Ruttenberg
In On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World, Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg draws on Maimonides and other Jewish texts to offer a crucial new lens on repentance, atonement, forgiveness, and repair from harm—from personal transgressions to our culture’s most painful and unresolved issues. Co-sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women, Sacred Spaces, and […]
Read MoreResponding to Workplace Complaints and Conducting Investigations for Organizations
Does your organization know what to do when you receive a complaint regarding workplace misconduct? How do you assess whether what is reported should involve an internal review or third-party external investigation? Rahel Bayer, the founder of The Bayar Group, will cover topics such as: determining when an internal vs. external investigation is recommended, navigating […]
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Read MoreMoving from Learning to Action
In order to effectively ‘return to basics’ and root ourselves and our work in safety, respect, and equity, we must continue to learn and consider how to put these ideas into action.
Read MoreReturn to Basics, 2022 SRE Network Convening, June 8-9
Please register for the 2022 Convening now!
Read MoreThe A,B,C’s of Responding to Complaints
Does your organization know what to do when you first receive a complaint or report of discrimination, harassment, or other forms of abuse? Sacred Spaces will provide a basic outline of policies and practices to help guide initial steps in responding to complaints, including a framework for deciding first steps once a complaint has been […]
Read MoreBystander Intervention in the Workplace, with Right To Be!
When harassment happens at work, people are almost always around and if they aren’t around, they can be quickly summoned to show up. The goal of this training is to reduce instances of workplace disrespect and harassment by giving you the tools you need to disrupt those perpetrating it. Right To Be, formally known as […]
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