Workshopping the Worldview: April 6, April 20, and May 4

The 3-day gathering is an opportunity to immerse ourselves in our creative radical imagination. Workshopping the Worldview will integrate art and storytelling as ways to experience and articulate the transformation we seek in ourselves, our communities, and our collective systems.

We can begin building the world we want now, by practicing together who and how we need to be in order to bring this world into being.  

Who: If you are ready to:

• declare the that the world we live in is not enough
• commit to your radical imagination
• step into a new worldview

…we invite you to join us. And if you know friends or colleagues you’d like to invite, please do. All worldbuilders are welcome. Please see our community agreements here.

What: This event will serve as a grounding framework for worldbuilding practice. All sessions will build sequentially from one another, beginning with session 1, so please be sure you can commit to all three dates.

Dates: Bi-weekly Tuesdays: April 6, April 20, May 4

Time: 2-4pm ET/11-1pm PT; we recommend reserving 15-30 mins before and after each session to set and decompress before transitioning to other activities.

Where: This will be a virtual gathering via Zoom; access info will be provided after registration

Deadline for registration: April 2

Speakers:

• Norma Wong, Zen teacher, Institute of Zen Studies and Daihonzan Chozen-ji
• ML Daniel, Founder, Spiritual Alchemy
• Tannia Esparza, Seed Steward, GiraSol Descendants
• Alexis Flanagan, Co-Director, Resonance Network

Prior to the first session, you will receive more information about our first gathering, including a Zoom link and what you’ll need to have prepared before we start. We can’t wait to see you all and the fruits of our collective worldbuilding.

We invite you to bring your whole selves into the space with us. Kiddos, furry friends, and other family members are welcome.

Resonance Network is committed to language and disability justice and is in practice around creating accessible spaces where all of our network participants can participate fully. This series will be facilitated bilingually in Spanish and English. Spanish interpretation, visual graphic recording, and closed captioning will be available during each session. In addition, all written materials will be available in both Spanish and English.