As the world experiences an era of unprecedented change, we are called upon to engage in purposeful action. We have the opportunity to deepen the skills, practices, and relationships needed to pivot our culture, governance, and systems towards collective thriving.
The Collective Acceleration learning community explores what is necessary to proactively move from patterns of conflict and collapse, to practices of interdependence and possibility.
Collective Acceleration creates the conditions for the kind of evolution that resets who we need to be.
It is an unprecedented opportunity to leap forward, while connecting us toward mutuality, healing, and reconnection with who we are becoming.
If you’re seeking to deepen your understanding of collective acceleration, order Norma Wong’s book, “When No Thing Works: A Zen and Indigenous Perspective on Resilience, Shared Purpose, and Leadership in the Timeplace of Collapse."
Interested in gathering people to discuss the book? Download this Navigate guide with prompts for your discussions.
Listen to How to Survive the End of the World podcast interview of Norma Wong by adrienne maree brown and Autumn Brown (November 2024).
We invite you to engage with what Collective Acceleration is, learn about key concepts involved in our ongoing inquiry, and discern whether this work resonates with you.
Learn MoreCome see how we’re accelerating and learn more about the intentional activations within the Collective Acceleration community. Our efforts are aligned, yet differentiated and organic. We seize opportunities as they emerge to move towards a worldview that’s rooted in mutual thriving and wholeness.
Learn MoreAs we work together in collectively accelerating, we've created various artifacts that reflect our learning, community-building, and activation efforts. These include art, poetry, stories, recordings of gatherings, and more. Explore the many dimensions of collective acceleration through these artifacts.
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