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Learning circles are built on open, equitable, and peer-based values. P2PU’s community of facilitators enact these values by their communities’ learning needs, using in their library/community spaces, developing their practice, and who share these values.

P2PU supports facilitators in deepening the organic, collaborative, and supportive relationships that sustain this community of practice:

  • We host each month for facilitators to ask questions and get support, and we host community events on topics chosen by P2PU’s .

  • We gather facilitators’ feedback through to make sure your can benefit every learning circle that follows.

  • We offer a for facilitators to ask questions, share resources, discuss courses, and collaborate on issues as they arise.

  • We maintain that make facilitation easier for non-experts, and many of these guides are created and submitted by community members.

Our community is built on facilitators’ participation, and our learning circles are stronger for it. Help us strengthen our community! Attend an , sign up for our , and share stories from your learning circle on,, and. #learningcircles

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