"What I want in my life is compassion, a flow between myself and others based on a mutual giving from the heart."

Marshall Rosenberg

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New England NVC

About Us

Organization

New England NVC was founded in 2008 in the context of the rapid growth of the number of people learning NVC and the rapid growth of the Center for Nonviolent Communication as an organization. The policy making leadership of New England NVC is the New England NVC Circle. The decision making process and organizational structure of New England NVC is based on NVC and Sociocracy.

Mission

The mission of New England NVC is to share compassionate communication (Nonviolent CommunicationSM) to communities and organizations throughout New England and surrounding areas.

Aims

The New England Circle has identified the following aims for its work:

The New England NVC Circle membership is defined as 2 people selected from each of 6 regions: Maine, NH, VT, Western MA (Worcester, Franklin, Hampshire, Hampden and Berkshire Counties), Eastern MA & Rhode Island, and Connecticut. These two people will be that region’s functional leader and a delegate. (if there is no functional leader, the region will send 2 delegates). In any region, these two people will be chosen by the existing organized NVC Circles in that region. If there is more than one organized circle in a region, those circles will create a regional circle that will select the 2 people. For any region without a functional NVC circle the NENVC Circle may appoint people to help generate groups in that region. A functional NVC Circle is defined as a group that has filled out the Americas Circle survey.
Current New England NVC Circle Members are: