
Gatherings
groups, workshops, and consulting
“Relationships are built at the speed of trust, and social change happens at the speed of relationships.”
–Rev. Jennifer Bailey, Founder of Faith Matters Network
Groups and workshops are designed for everyone interested in restoring resilience, regulation, and liberation. Anne has worked with psychotherapists and all kinds of healers, people working in corporations, nonprofits, attorneys, grassroots organizations, and more.
Please contact Anne if you're interested in hosting and participating in any of the gatherings below.
Outgrowing Modernity by Vanessa Machado de Oliveria
Anne is currently engaged in a year long program that she is co-facilitating with Cristien Storm.
Outgrowing Modernity : A Living Practice, embodied and entangled Study Group
A year long paced study, reflection and living practice of Vanessa Machado de Oliveria’s important work, Outgrowing Modernity: Navigating Complexity, Complicity, and Collapse with Accountability and Compassion.
We will read the book over the course of the year digesting each section with group discussions, practice invitations and quarterly salons.
We are calling artists, healers, anti-capitalist visionaries, liberatory dreamers to participate in an experiment of possibility.
Why this book?
“For Indigenous communities, the teachings that are necessary for engagement with sacred plants are very rigorous and require a lot of discipline. Informed by these teachings, this book is a call for responsibility and for collective healing, as we face the demise of the house of modernity, a house built upon delusions of separation and superiority. I invite you to read this book as a ritual that can prepare us to do the work that is necessary to interrupt the harm humanity is inflicting on itself and on the planet.”
---Ninawa Huni Kui, president of the Federation of the Huni Kui Indigenous Acre
“…Outgrowing Modernity..helps the reader move beyond the ontology of separation by rebuilding atrophied muscles and reactivating exiled capacities.”
--Alnoor Ladha, Coauthor of Post Capitalist Philanthropy
“…if the status quo was as intelligent and as responsive as its popular portrayals, it should designate this book as contraband—which is why I most heartily recommend it.”
--Báyò Akómoláfé, Phd, Hubert Humphrey Distinguished Professor at Macalester College and author of These Wilds Beyond Our Fences