Community Support & Facilitation exists to provide a structured, ethical response to conflict within our community.

It is not a disciplinary court, not a public forum, and not a place for rumor or spectacle.

This work is grounded in Old Guard principles:

• Restraint before reaction
• Accountability without erasure
• Privacy before publicity
• Safety, dignity, and due process

Conflict is inevitable in any living community.

What determines whether a community survives is how conflict is handled.

Scope of Support

Through Community Support & Facilitation, individuals may request:

• Community conflict resolution
• Mediated dialogue
• Restorative justice processes
• Structured mentorship or correction
• Boundary-setting when repair is not possible

The goal is harm reduction, repair, and continuity—not punishment for its own sake.

What This Is Not

• A social-media tribunal
• A call-out or exposure mechanism
• A guarantee of reconciliation
• A replacement for emergency or legal intervention

This process prioritizes process over performance.

How to Proceed

Community Support & Facilitation operates through clearly defined sub-processes, each with its own role and limits:

• Community Conflict Resolution
• Conflict Resolution Mediation
• Restorative Justice
• Formal Intake & Request Process