Saturday, September 9th, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
at the offices of the Center for Dispute Resolution on the Missouri State University Campus
Missouri State women – you are invited to take part in FREE training to facilitate Circles for Girls in area schools! This free training is for women who wish to learn more about and/or volunteer to co-facilitate Circles for Girls with the Center for Dispute Resolution.
Why Volunteer?
Ask yourself these questions as you plan your fall…
- Are you interested in building your communication, facilitation, and conflict skills?
- Do you have a passion for helping youth, particularly girls and young women?
- Would you like a meaningful volunteer opportunity?
- Would you enjoy connecting with other college-aged women with similar interests?
- Would you benefit from an outstanding resume-building experience?
If you answered “YES,” consider taking part in Circles for Girls facilitator training and volunteering with the program!
About the Program
Circles for Girls is an 8-10 week structured educational group for girls and young women. It brings together a group of 4-10 girls with trained facilitators to explore topics relating to social, emotional, and physical well-being. Groups are conducted within area middle and high schools during the school day.
The program is designed focus on the development of effective conflict management and communication skills and to help girls realize their strengths, withstand social pressures, and maintain healthy relationships.
As a volunteer you will work with an experienced co-facilitator to lead youth in these educational exploratory groups. The CDR will work with you to place you in a circle that fits your availability (note: all circles take place during the regular school day). Groups meet once a week for 8 weeks.
Register Now
Contact the CDR with any questions, or register now for this free training!