Collective Imagination Practices toolkit launch webinar
Join us to explore a wide range of Collective Imagination tools, sitting across six themes. The event is an opportunity to learn about a variety of practices and frameworks, that give people a doorway into collective imagination practice.
The times we are in require something radically different. So much is not working, so much is at stake.
The systems we are in have embedded inequality, inequity, extraction, and oppression into our lives. We are witnessing rising wealth inequality and social and environmental injustice as a result.
This event is an invitation to begin to explore different ways to sense, feel, imagine and ultimately build alternatives to such broken systems- always asking, who gets to imagine and build these futures? Join us, and other interested folks, to explore what these can be, and how you can practice them in your teams, communities, networks.
More about this event
Join us on Zoom to explore a wide range of Collective Imagination tools, sitting across six themes. The event is an opportunity to learn about a variety of practices and frameworks, sourced from across the world, that will give people a doorway into collective imagination practice.
There will also be a live demonstration, an opportunity to learn about the 6-weekly online learning group we will be running with Hanna Thomas Uose, plus time for a Q&A about the toolkit.
Who is this event for?
Both the toolkit and this event are for anyone working to build a more just and flourishing world.
Whether you are a policymaker, local/central government official, civil servant, place-based worker, or wealth holder, this webinar is an opportunity to learn about different methods and practices for building more hopeful and just futures.
If you believe other worlds are possible and are looking for ways to open up to those possibilities within yourself and with others, then join us to explore ways to get there.
This event is part of the imagination infrastructures topic.
Find out more about our work in this area.