What do we do with sexual harm, if we don’t turn to police, prisons, or forced silence?
We sit down together.The Fund holds circles that respond to sexual harm with care instead of punishment, and resources the practice of the people who keep them.
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We hold circles, explain the practices behind them, gather reading materials, and pay the people who keep them.
Everything here is written for anyone: a participant deciding whether to come, a keeper learning to hold the room, a community asking what it would take, a funder asking what the money does. The same practices, read from different seats. Nothing on this site is walled off by role — start wherever you are.
Circles
Healing circles for people impacted by sexual harm, the people who love them, and the people who caused it. Free, always.
For anyone carrying harm, from any side of it.Circles → What we do, explainedPractice
The seven families of practice, what it takes to respond to harm without punishment, and a curriculum in the making.
For keepers, organizers, and anyone who wants to understand how this works — now with the sources behind each practice.Practice → What we've gatheredLibrary
Five hundred books, articles, films, and organizations on community responses to sexual harm, searchable, plus our own letters.
For anyone who reads their way in.Library → How to become oneKeepers
Training, supervision, and stipends for the people who hold circles, and the path from sitting in one to keeping one.
For people who want to hold the room.Keepers → Where the money goesThe Fund
What we pay for, where it comes from, who decides, and a public ledger of every dollar.
For funders, and anyone who wants to see the money.The Fund → Reach usJoin
Ask about a circle, start one where you live, talk about keeping, or write to us privately.
For everyone.Join →If you're navigating the possibility of a response like this in your own life and want to talk it through with someone — a free welcome call, at your pace — that's at insearchofpeace.one. Same practice, held one on one.
Where this goes
A world in which communities respond to sexual harm through collective care, not punishment. Where no one is discarded, and accountability is a relational process, not a legal destination.
Support
Every circle is free to join. Your support is what makes that true.
The Fund is held by Wilfred Henry, a circle keeper and community justice practitioner in Central Virginia, with a growing network of co-keepers, collaborators, and advisors across the southeastern United States and beyond.