Events

How can facilitators create a safe space for messy and sometime chaotic group processes that are necessary for genuinely new insights to emerge? What tools can we use to elicit the collective wisdom from a group? This workshop invites anyone who uses group facilitation to explore tools that promote collaboration and co-creation.

Our world seems at risk of sliding ever more deeply into crisis. How do we navigate this new territory and face this uncertain future? This one day workshop is for leaders, social change agents, people of faith or anyone wanting to strengthen their resilience.

This participatory evening dialogue creates a space for activists, scholars, policymakers and faith communities to engage questions of race and faith together. Registration will open 4th September for this event.

A one day workshop with Kailea Frederick, a First Nations woman dedicated to supporting individuals of all cultures in remembering their ties to the earth. Grounded in the indigenous worldview, we will explore "Earth is 'Ohana"; a curriculum and practice that explores the themes of activism, personal & global stories, and our relationship to home.

Join us for an intimate and lively participatory dialogue event exploring the experiences of women from diaspora communities living in the UK as peacebuilders, with opportunities for networking afterwards.

Many of us are good listeners… most of the time. However, we also encounter situations where listening is greatly challenging. This workshop from the Compassionate Listening Project offers communication tools and techniques to transform our relationships and build personal resilience.

Without adequate preparation, even the most well intentioned individuals can end up exacerbating a conflict situation. This workshop balances individual reflection and conflict resolution skills development, preparing participants to effectively and holistically transform conflict.

The calling for us to reconcile our relationship with the Earth, our common home which is in deep crisis, could not be more urgent. What kind of actions and responses can create the changes we so desperately need? How can our faith or spiritual practice form the basis of our environmental action?

Grounded in love and care for this world, sacred activism is a new paradigm that unites spirituality and activism to empower individuals seeking to tackle the challenges unfolding globally. This workshop helps individuals find sustainable, nourishing ways of taking action.