Culture is not something you can make alone. In this episode, we get practical: what has the World Ethic Forum actually learned about growing a culture of care and kinship? We speak about finding the whole world in a sip of water, and what shows up when a group goes deep. We discuss emotions that are individual and collective at once, and the craft of acknowledging them without getting entangled. We also look into the details of design, preparation, and internal curation that make our gatherings possible. This is the second episode in a six-part series with World Ethic Forum co-leads Luea Ritter and Anaïs Sägesser, on cultivating a culture of care and kinship.

Show Notes

• Blogpost: Co-creating a Culture of Care and Kinship https://www.worldethicforum.com/co-creating-a-culture-of-care-and-kinship-our-learning-journey/
• Blogpost: When Grief Enters the Circle https://www.worldethicforum.com/when-grief-enters-the-circle-transformative-learning-as-a-collective-practice/
• Blogpost: Updates From the Hearth https://www.worldethicforum.com/update-from-the-hearth-a-conspiracy-of-breath/
• Blgopost: Between Elements and Screens https://www.worldethicforum.com/between-elements-and-screens-practising-kinship-in-a-digital-field/
• Holacracy: https://www.holacracy.org/
• Sociocracy: https://www.sociocracy.info