Reckon with the truths we’ve avoided, making space for authentic engagement.

day one: reckon

On the first day, we lean into honesty, confronting the shadowed corners of our cultural and personal narratives. We begin with a communal opening ceremony, acknowledging that we are at a threshold moment. In honest conversation, we face what we’ve avoided, unsettling old certainties that led us to this current moment of crisis. Workshops help us sit with discomfort without rushing toward answers. We leave day one humbled, our old certainties unsettled, preparing ourselves for deeper work ahead.

Feeling the weight of loss to deepen our care.

day two: grieve

On the second day, we allow ourselves to feel the weight of what has been lost—species, languages, traditions, ecosystems, ways of life. This is not a quick or easy step; it’s a necessary clearing of emotional ground. Facilitated workshops offer gentle invitations to express sorrow in communal settings—perhaps through ritual lament, poetry, song, or silent witness. We forge bonds of empathy and compassion, recognizing that our sorrow is both love and a starting point for transformation.

Restoring connection, nurturing hope.

day three: repair

On the third day, we turn toward the quiet, steady work of restoration. Having acknowledged painful truths and mourned our losses, we now ask: How do we begin to mend the ruptures in ourselves, our communities, and our relationship to the more-than-human world?
Through workshops we explore methods of cultural healing, conflict resolution, and mutual support, rediscovering our capacity to nurture resilience and tend to broken bonds.

Envisioning Futures Rooted in Kinship

day four: vision

On day four, we turn our gaze to future horizons shaped by mutuality and reverence. Imagination becomes sparked from the fertile ground of death and reparation, and together we ask - from where does vision come? Through workshops stitching together our seeing to our kinship and collaboration, we hold space for freshness to unfold in previously unfathomable ways.

Giving over to the meta-intelligence of creation.

day five: emerge

On the final day, we stand at a new threshold. We open ourselves to emergence, embodying what we’ve reclaimed and envisioned, listening deeply, trusting in the coherent power of shared intuition. With whimsy and care, we allow whatever uncertainty, mystery and magic to unfold.