Weaving Ecologies of Care: Rooted in Reverence, Moving Towards Mutuality

Join Us & Honored Guests for a Free 3-Day festival exploring what it will take weave trust, care, and interdependence.

What happens when care is not something we outsource but something we weave into the fabric of our daily lives, relationships, and communities?

We are living in a time when trust has become fragile—not just in institutions, but between us. While many of us long for connection, belonging, and relationship, we may also distrust it. We may struggle with intimacy, with the vulnerability required to build trust, and with the inevitable tensions and discomforts that come with deepening into relationship, on the way to community.

At the same time, trust in governance, social systems, and authority structures is at an all-time low. Many of the institutions that have proclaimed to provide our collective care have been built upon deep inequities, or they have eroded or failed us, leaving behind a stark realization:

If we can not rely on systems to hold us, and if, indeed, those very systems are themselves ill, how do we re/member how hold each other?

What new + reclaimed ways of being together can emerge from this awakening?

How do we cultivate trust, even in the face of doubt and disconnection?

How do we create the conditions for real care—not as an abstract ideal, but as a lived, relational practice?

Weaving Care Ecologies is interested in care in action. This 3-day gathering brings together thinkers, facilitators, feelers and practitioners who are exploring the deep relational work and alternative practices and systems invested in the regeneration of trust, intimacy, and mutual support.

The focus is not just on ideas but on practices—ways of being together that seed resilience, reciprocity, and connection.

Independent from government funding or institutional oversight, this event is rooted in the belief that care does not belong in the hands of institutions, especially established on inequity—it belongs to us. When we commit to practicing it, we become the architects of the care ecologies we long for.