The Right Relations Team
The Right Relations Team (RRT) has been formed at WHUUF in support of our beloved community’s well being and longevity, and in an effort to provide a reliable mechanism for faithfully working through conflict when it arises. Here is the link to WHUUFs Covenant of Right Relations where you can become familiar with this foundational agreement.
The Right Relations Team Mission/Vision:
The mission of the Right Relations Team is to cultivate a culture of right relationship by fostering trust, deep listening, and mutual accountability with our community. Through restorative practices, we support compassionate engagement, address harm with care, and strengthen the bonds that sustain us as we build and maintain beloved community.
Reach the Right Relations Team at rightrelations@whuuf.org
How to Begin This Process:
- Complete the RRT Request Form and submit it online. If you need assistance submitting a paper form, please notify us.
- A member of the team will confirm receipt of your form.
- An RRT Team member will be in contact with you to discuss your needs and next steps, which might include additional meetings such as telephone calls, zoom meeting or an in-person meeting.
- Know that during this process we will listen to you and guide you with possible next steps. We will not judge you or the situation and we will NOT take sides.
- We will want to hear your perspective:
- Tell us what happened from the beginning.
- How did you feel about what happened at that time.
- How do you feel about it now?
- What do you think you need now?
- It is important to note that if you bring a request to the RRT, the following must be understood:
- You should be willing to meet with the other people involved.
- You should understand and be willing to accept that the other members may not wish to meet and/or discuss the problem.
The Right Relations Team is made up of:
Kera Magarill
Rick Tangeman
Annie Vigileos
Scott Winters