Special Session: Ultimate Dinner Party
Save the (new) Date! April 19, 6:00 - 8:00 pm CST US
Why is it important that we are here? What are the questions that really matter?
3/7: [The Hearth] Peacemaking from a Rwandan Perspective, Part II
3/14: Voices from Ukraine, Part I
3/21: [The Hearth] Voices from Ukraine, Part II
3/28: HeartMath: Activate the Heart of Humanity
4/4: 100th ESSENTIAL CONVERSATION
4/11: InnoNative: Creating Inclusive Economies
4/19: [Special Session] Ultimate Dinner Party
4/25: Field Awareness: Knowing, Leading, and Co-Creating, Part I
Why is it important that we are here? What are the questions that really matter?
*please view slides on registration page prior to attending the conversation
*please view slides on registration page prior to attending the conversation
Together, we’ll create a list of essential questions and the “Handbook for Convening Your Ultimate Dinner Party.”
with Conversation Starters
Kelly Chatman
Yvette Trotman
Harry Waters, Jr.
with Conversation Starters
Kelly Chatman
Yvette Trotman
Harry Waters, Jr.
REWIRE the leader in you
REHUMANIZE the workplace
REINVENT the future
with Mercedes Martin, Founder and CEO of Mercedes Martin & Company
As we gather around the Hearth, we will reflect on learnings from the 11/1 and 11/29 ECs with Edward Dugger, III. He focused on the measures of worthiness as foundational to how we view and care for those around us.
- Who is worthy?
- How do we define worthiness?
- How do we see it, once we define it?
Claiming worthiness on the part of people of color, really was defined by three things:
One, freedom, Physical freedom
Two, social equality.
And three, economic equity.
Join us to continue the impact of this conversation.
Edward Dugger III - President - Reinventure Capital, LP
Reinventure Capital is advancing the Third Reconstruction by investing in a more perfect multicultural, equitable, and prosperous union.
Reconstruct - Rethink - Recalibrate - Redefine - Reinvent
with Ryan Towell, Science and Solutions Director, Climate Reality Project
In 2006, Nobel Laureate and former US Vice President Al Gore got the world talking about climate change with the Academy Award-winning film An Inconvenient Truth.
It was just the beginning of a climate revolution. Later that year, he founded what would become The Climate Reality Project to move the conversation forward and turn awareness into action all across the Earth.
Today, as Climate Reality, we’re a diverse group of passionate individuals who’ve come together to solve the greatest challenge of our time. We are activists, cultural leaders, organizers, scientists, and storytellers committed to building a sustainable future together.
Whether you could join us or not, join us on 11/8, to hear Remembrances and Synthesis with Conversation Conveners Conversation Starters, Open Space Conveners, Artists-&-Movement-Artists-in-Residence, Elder-in-Residence, and all 60+ who participated.
November 1: Essential Conversation: The Meritocracy Myth: What Happens to a Dream Deferred?
Edward Dugger III, president of Reinventure Capital and an early pioneer in impact investing, explores the intersection between the venture capital community and racial equity.
with Edward Dugger III - President - Reinventure Capital, LP
A community conversation: As we gather around the Hearth, we will reflect on learnings from the 10/11 EC with Amber Leonard and Dr. Irving Mintzner and 10/18 EC with Margaret Wheatley.
The Heart of Convening: A Gathering of the Community
Who are we to be together: a 9-year Vision
We welcome you in community at Camp Onomia AND virtually, in a unique hybrid gathering.
Facing Reality, Claiming Leadership, Restoring Sanity
September 27: Essential Conversation: “Who do we choose to be?” Part I
October 18: Essential Conversation: “Who do we choose to be?” - Part II
with Margaret Wheatley, author, Leadership and the New Science, Who Do We Choose To Be? Facing Reality, Claiming Leadership, Restoring Sanity, The Warrior’s Songline.
“The UNFCCC and COP26: Addressing the Climate Crisis and the need for a Just Transition”
Amber Leonard is the Executive Director of the Initiative on Closing the Investment Gap in Sustainable Infrastructure, which is hosted in the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Dr. Irving Mintzer is a Professor in the School of Public Policy of the University of Maryland, College Park.
A community conversation: As we gather around the Hearth, we will reflect on learnings from the 9/27 EC with Margaret Wheatley.
Facing Reality, Claiming Leadership, Restoring Sanity
September 27: Essential Conversation: “Who Do We Choose to Be?” - Part I
October 18: Essential Conversation: “Who Do We Choose to Be?” - Part II
Margaret Wheatley, author, Leadership and the New Science, Who Do We Choose To Be? Facing Reality, Claiming Leadership, Restoring Sanity, The Warrior’s Songline.
The next best thing to reading a book that impacts your life is getting a chance to talk with the author about the areas you highlighted, the notes you made in the margins, or the questions in your mind and heart.