From Cumbria to the Capital: Rose Castle Habits Take Root in D.C.

In June we welcomed a new cohort of students from National Cathedral School, Washington. Our time together involved two days at Grasmere YHA exploring the Habits, an introduction to reconciliation and the roles identity and story play in peacebuilding.

From Grasmere we travelled to Rose Castle for our final two days for a deeper dive into the theory of conflict transformation. This inspiring group of students and supporting staff brought joy and creativity to the space alongside a real depth of curiosity and desire to learn.

Back on campus the students have launched a Rose Castle Society, and are exploring what it looks like to integrate the Habits of a Reconciler into school culture and classroom dynamics. They have a permanent exhibition of the Rose Habits of a Reconciler on display in the school, used by teachers to integrate reconciliation into classroom activities.

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