Small, student-led conversations where you can pause, reflect, listen, and share experiences with others navigating university life.
Peer Reflection Circles are small student-led conversations where participants pause, reflect, listen and share experiences about university life in a supportive environment.
Expressing interest does not guarantee placement in a circle. The Nyumba Yetu team reviews interest submissions and will contact students when new circles are scheduled.
If you would like to be considered for a future Peer Reflection Circle, complete the short interest form below.
Open Interest FormPeer Reflection Circles are designed to feel calm, respectful and human. They are not lectures, and they are not therapy. They are guided spaces where students can think honestly, listen deeply and feel less alone.
Each circle is intentionally small so students can speak, listen and reflect in a space that feels personal rather than crowded.
The conversations focus on what students are carrying beneath the surface: pressure, identity, belonging, expectations and coping.
Students often realize they are not the only ones carrying invisible struggles. That shared recognition is part of the healing.
Your information will only be used to contact you about Peer Reflection Circles and related student wellbeing initiatives.