Upcoming & Current Programs
Cultivating Kinship
A translocal relational practice series exploring how we cultivate kinship in times of ecological, social, and cultural transition. Through three cycles of Presence, Play, and Generosity, participants gather in a global community of practice while connecting in small, regional kinship groups. We’ll learn community building tools and practices that support rooted relationships.
October 8–December 17, 2026
The Void
A three-month journey for women living between worlds—navigating the space between what was and what is becoming. Through gatherings based on rites of passage principles, “void embodiment sessions,” ritual, and regional kinship circles, we’ll explore the unknown together and listen for what might be asking to emerge, individually and collectively. Participants will be part of regionally-based kinship circles guided by a ‘kinvener’.
December 21, 2026–March 21, 2027
Three Truths & a Doorway
A four-week contemplative retreat with Moudi Sbeity exploring how we meet life on life’s terms. Through poetry, writing, reflection, and conversation, we’ll deepen our relationship with three truths—impermanence, obstacles, and the unfixed self—as doorways into greater acceptance, authenticity, and presence.
Begins January 8, 2027
Fierce Vulnerability | Kinship Lab
The Kinship Lab returns for a second season, exploring Kazu Haga’s Fierce Vulnerability through reflection, practice, and community. Building on our first gathering of nearly 700 people in 130+ local pods, we’re slowing the pace, spending more time with the book, and creating more space for connection and practice in local groups.
Begins March 25, 2027
Past Programs
Fierce Vulnerability | Kinship Lab
The FV Kinship Lab completed in June 2026. 680 participants, 130+ local pods in 12 countries met, practiced and offered projects in the spirit of fierce vulnerability.
Explore some of the projects that came from this living experiment in kinship, resilience, and community action.
“The leaders really thought well about all of the participants and the platforms were wonderful and very accessible.”
-Chrissy K, Program Participant