The Work That Reconnects Network sponsors several projects, some run by volunteers, others by paid staff and most by a combination of both.
These are evolving projects and every facilitator member is welcome to contribute by either suggesting, starting or joining a project. Projects are adopted by the Network based on available funds and amount of support by the Network members.
Current Projects include:
Deep Times: A Journal of the Work That Reconnects
A bi-annual free online publication run by a team of volunteers that receive submissions from facilitators and friends of the Work That Reconnects from all over the world.
Evolving Edge features new theory, practices and other developments in the Work That Reconnects, especially related to social justice, anti-oppression and anti-racism issues.
Regional Gatherings 2019-2020
The regional gatherings initiative is an invitation for facilitators and emerging facilitators to meet and discuss the challenges and opportunities for their particular bioregion as facilitators of the Work That Reconnects, and connect back to the Network to share and learn together with folks from other regional gatherings. See reports here and here.
Coming in 2020
Webinars
The webinars are a bi-monthly offering from the Network to all, featuring experienced facilitators, activists, advocates and authors who are working in areas of the Great Turning.
Cafes
The Cafes are monthly meetings offered to facilitators, emerging facilitators and friends of the Network to discuss topics relevant to the foundations and practices of the Work That Reconnects, and its impact in our communities and the world.
Gaian Gathering 2021
The Gaian Gathering is an invitation to hold a global, multi-location gathering in 2021, for all facilitators and practitioners of the Work That Reconnects. We will celebrate, share ideas, and seek to deepen the impact of the Work throughout the world.
If you have a suggestion for a project, want to volunteer in one of the above projects, or have any questions, please contact us.
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