Programs at Kinvene
Fierce Vulnerability | Kinship Lab
The Fierce Vulnerability Kinship Lab is a 3-month journey that begins as a book club and evolves into an embodied community experiment that invites participants into deeper practice, reflection, and collective action.
Participants will be placed into ‘kinship pods’, and invited to design their own Fierce Vulnerability group experiment.
Join a community of bridge-builders for a living exploration of Fierce Vulnerability—a book, a practice, and an invitation to act from the sacred meeting point of power and tenderness.
Grassroots Disaster Resilience
Santa Cruz, CA
Kinvene is collaborating with Loam and Thomas Sage Pedersen to host an evening exploration of grassroots disaster resilience in Santa Cruz on Wednesday May 27 from 6-8:30pm.
At a time when many of us are asking how to respond to and prepare for increasing disruption, this gathering will explore what community-rooted resilience can look like in practice.
The gathering is based on Loam’s new book Compassion in Crisis: Building Disaster Resilience Communities, which you can pre-order here.
Coming Soon
Wild Kin
Wild Kin is a 10-week practice group for those who want to deepen connection with the living world through animacy practices, nature-based skills, fire ritual, and community.
Participants will learn and practice foundational wilderness skills, hold ceremony together, and explore animist ways of relating with land and place.
Coming Fall 2026
Partner Programs
Kinvene Partner Programs will soon be available here.
We collaborate with facilitators, authors, guides, and creatives to offer programs on themes such as embodiment, collective action, creative expression, deep listening, nature-based practices, and holistic health.
Check back or sign up for our mailing list to learn about programs you might be in interested in joining.
If you’re an experienced facilitator or community guide interested in offering a program with Kinvene, you’re welcome to explore our Partner Program.