Keiko is an organizational and leadership consultant known for her expertise in fostering individual and social well-being. As a circle keeper and presencing-based coach, Keiko utilizes her skills to guide groups and individuals through transformative processes, promoting mindfulness and presence in both personal and professional settings. Her role as a meditation guide and intercultural specialist further underscores her commitment to holistic development and cross-cultural understanding. Keiko's work is particularly impactful in facilitating difficult and critical conversations, driving healing, and catalyzing culture change within organizations and communities. With over 20 years of Zen practice, she brings a profound depth of experience and insight into her practice, creating a compassionate and supportive environment for growth and change.

Jabali is an organizational consultant, a leadership coach, a public speaker, a youth worker, and a circle keeper. He has kept Peacemaking Circles in schools (K-College), businesses, families, government, and community settings. He has trained in and practices the lineage of Circle Keeping connected to Mark Wedge, Kay Pranis, Barry Stuart and Tahnaga Myers for over a decade.  Besides Circle, he also practices other Art of Hosting and Participatory Leadership modalities. Jabali is a former independent school administrator, a public speaker, and has also cultivated a practice of one-on-one counsel. He enjoys collaborative problem-solving, and his work is deeply informed by his belief and practice of sensible, love-based leadership.

Wesley was appointed to the Northeast Division of the King County District Court in 1991, elected Presiding Judge for King County District Court in 2001 and was appointed to the King County Superior Court by Governor Gary Locke. In 2012, Judge Saint Clair was assigned to the King County Juvenile Court, where he began his relationship with Peacemaking Circles both in and out of his courtroom. He retired from the bench in 2019 and brings coaching, mediation and circle keeping to Huayruro.

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Emily is an educator, circle keeper, and mathematician. She is skilled in listening intently to the stories and visions of others and helping to manifest their dreams. During discussions, she finds through-lines, weaves details, and catches stories to hear lessons and then articulate them. Emily is highly versed in matters of gender, systemic framing, and organization. Emily has completed a Peacemaking Circle apprenticeship with master circle keeper Kay Pranis and is also on staff for The National SEED Project out of the Wellesley Center for Women.