The Work That Reconnects Network is committed to nurturing mutually beneficial and long-lasting working relationships with like-hearted organizations. Learn more about Partnering with us.
Interhelp Network builds people’s capacity to face the social-ecological demands of these complex times. Through the creation of inclusive, liberatory, and transformative group experiences evolving from the Work That Reconnects, we aim to shift overwhelm and despair into creative engagement, so that individuals and communities may act skillfully, wisely, and courageously.
Spiral Journey is an international group of WTR facilitators providing communal transformational spaces dedicated to the Great Turning. Participate in a variety of programs including the 7-month online learning community to develop facilitation skills in the Work That Reconnects, deepen your commitment toward a livable and liberated future for all beings.
Good Grief Network (GGN) is a peer support non-profit serving individuals and communities experiencing eco-distress and collective trauma from social and ecological injustices to build collective resilience transforming emotional overwhelm into meaningful action.
GGN offers WTR Network members a 25% discount off their GGN-Z Facilitation Training. If you’re a WTR Network member, you’ll find the links for courses and discount codes at the top of your member dashboard once you’ve logged in. If you’re not yet a member, you can become a member here.
Gaia Education is a provider of holistic education for sustainable development that empowers students to see the interconnectedness of life. Gaia Education offers the knowledge and skills needed to design regenerative communities which thrive within planetary boundaries.
As part of a partnership with Gaia Education, Work That Reconnects Network Members receive a 25% discount on courses. If you’re a WTR Network member, you’ll find the links to courses and discount codes at the top of your member dashboard once you’ve logged in. If you’re not yet a member, you can become a member here.
Capra Course, developed by Fritjof Capra and based on his book, The Systems View of Life, offers participants the conceptual tools to understand the nature of our systemic problems and to recognize the systemic solutions that are being developed by individuals and organizations around the world. Capra Course is offered twice a year, in February and September.
As part of a partnership with Capra Course, Work That Reconnects Network Members receive a 25% discount. If you’re a WTR Network member, you’ll find the links for courses and discount codes at the top of your member dashboard once you’ve logged in. If you’re not yet a member, you can become a member here.
Naropa University’s Joanna Macy Center for Resilience & Regeneration seeks to advance Joanna Macy’s work and vision by empowering present and future generations to build a more resilient world that works for all. Joanna Macy urges individuals to commit to climate action while acknowledging the reality of climate grief.
Fundación Re-Conectando supports the mandate of the Truth Commission, with Truth and Reconciliation Laboratories in the womb of Mother Earth, which invite us to re-humanize ourselves and re-create a new sense of a “we” to mend the broken social fabric and reweave the invisible threads that connect us to each other and to each and everyone, with the Earth.
Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration follows a group of young people grappling with the climate crisis while we journey around the world to share inspiring stories of regenerative ecosystem design to create water retention in communities, villages, and regions. The film touch upon traditional ecological knowledge, how water makes climate, and the importance of restoring complete water cycles. Through inspiring stories from successful projects in India, Kenya, and Portugal, the film aims to spark conversations and actions that contribute to a regenerative and resilient world. As we’re facing both the growing devastating impacts of climate disruption and the failure of governments to act, this film points to an often overlooked need and possibility: community-driven decentralized water management as a critical key for surviving — and thriving in — this century.
ImaginAction is a global collective of facilitators and artists dedicated to using participatory theatre for social transformation, community empowerment, and ecological awareness.