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RAIV Roles & Training
RAIV Roles & Training
RAIV participants are heard, seen and held in a context of care, connections and creativity. We believe the formation of a healing community and the realization that one is not facing their struggles alone is one of the most powerful forces of transformation and healing. The following roles make unique and essential contributions to the RAIV process of Circle-keeping and/or to the ongoing development of the project. Related training is indicated if required for the role.
Core Member
Core Member
They are the central person in a RAIV Circle. The Core Member is the person who has experienced intimate violence, either as the responsible party or the harmed party, and is choosing RAIV as a part of their healing path.
Circle Keepers
Circle Keepers
They are the holders of the sacred container/Circle for their Core Members. Circle Keepers are co-creators of the RAIV process, along with the Core Members and other participants.
Required learning & participation path for becoming a Circle Keeper:
Attend Orientation & Community Member training
Participate in an assigned RAIV Circle in the Community Member role throughout the Core Member's process
If participating in one or more Circles, attend debrief sessions as part of a monthly Community of Practice session with the RAIV Keepers &/or group of Circle Keepers
Complete Circle Keeper training
Community Members
Community Members
Community Members serve as supporters of the Core Members, and as co-creators of the sacred Circle.
Required Training: Orientation and Community Member
RAIV Keepers
RAIV Keepers
The heartbeat of the RAIV Project. The central working group for the RAIV Project. RAIV Keepers use their wisdom, skills, strengths and assets to help continuous development of the RAIV Project. They meet regularly as needed and complete tasks as voluntarily agreed upon in between meetings. Holding the vision and values as they co-create RAIV, they also handle the day to day working of RAIV.
RAIV Advisory Council
RAIV Advisory Council
These advisors meet with RAIV leadership individually, and as a group occasionally, to offer wise counsel on the development of RAIV. They bring their professional expertise, personal perspective, and questions to council with the intention of supporting the RAIV Project’s development.
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