Relational ethics

What relational ethics means to us

Relational ethics is the practice of building community through consent, communication, and accountability. It recognizes that harm is often produced by unclear expectations, power imbalances, and institutional neglect.

Our work focuses on building skills that allow people to navigate relationships and community spaces with clarity and care.

Topics we address

• Consent and communication

• Boundaries and capacity

• Conflict navigation and repair

• Facilitation practices for safer spaces

• Sober and ethical community norms

Relational ethics is not about perfection. It is about building systems that allow for learning, repair, and growth without punishment or shame.