2nd Session:
Thursday, March 12th
5pm PST - 8pm EST
Register Here
A conversation series on potential, growth, and action in these rapidly changing times
2nd Session:
Is AI currently part of your vision for the new world we're creating?
Why or why not?
This is our question for the next Stewarding the Emergent conversation on Thursday March 12, 2026. 5pm PST/8pm EST
We are living in a time of collective transformation, of initiation and awakening.
Part of being in this process is learning to examine, hold, and steward the emergent possibilities that feel fruitful
while staying open to the unknown.
We believe that gathering with others and exchanging perspectives is essential to creative receptivity.
So - Is AI currently part of your vision for the new world we're creating? Why or why not?
You’re invited to join Rohini Walker, Dr. Catherine Svehla, and Jennessee Rosenberg for a conversation on this question.
Come share your views and learn from others in a respectful community space.
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These are online gatherings— Register here
We’re offering these opportunities for free.
If you feel compelled to contribute monetarily, we suggest that you make a donation to a nonprofit organization doing good work in your community to steward the emergent.​
Those who register will have access to the recording for 30 days in case you are unable to attend in person or wish to revisit the conversation.
Our Vision and Values
A world in which we can all flourish - humans and everyone else.
A culture of life based in reciprocity and ecological relationship.
Respect, care, justice, compassion, creativity, beauty, joy, kinship, community, freedom.
What Stewarding the Emergent means to us
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Stepping beyond the dominant conversation. Trying on different perspectives. Asking different questions.
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Utilizing different ways of knowing, drawing on the wisdom of the body, heart, mind, and soul (embodied experience, intuition, critical thinking, imagination).
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A focus on meaning.
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Listening to different sources and teachers, including the invisible and other than human.
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Apprenticing ourselves to new guides, developing new skills and capacities.
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Attending to what arises up in us personally and in group and community processes.
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Acts of remembering and reclamation. Healing and restoration. Visioning and re-imagining.
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Collective, ancestral and personal trauma work.
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De-colonizing consciousness through the excavation of inherited myths, concepts, and assumptions.
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Utilizing the old tools of arts and ritual, story and dream, meditation, breath, movement, plant medicine, and prayer to access and connect with self and others.
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Entertaining new and varied images of wholeness and human being: what and who we are, the role(s) we play, our connection to history/ancestors, land and place, cosmos/other realities, and other people and beings here on planet earth.
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Allyship.
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Allowing our perspective to evolve and ourselves to be changed.
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Exploring, practicing these skills, and developing the capacity to steward what is emerging together, in community.
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Our Central Questions
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How do we stay in a responsive, creative place in the face of uncertainty?
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How do we maintain the necessary safety and where can we place our trust?
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Where is safety in disagreement?
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How do we maintain a sense of our ground while staying open to multiple viewpoints and possibilities?
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What does it mean to steward the potentials in this time?
2nd Session:
Thursday, March 12th
5pm PST - 8pm EST
Register Here
Our Invitation
As space holders, seekers, and stewards of this conversation, we invite you to experiment, practice, and develop community with us. Let’s come together with curiosity and compassion to become effective stewards of the emerging potentials of our time.
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Join us for quarterly facilitated conversations and guided practice to develop our capacity to steward the emergent. All are welcome. If our vision and values resonate with you please join us!
These are online gatherings— Register here
We’re offering these opportunities for free.
If you feel compelled to contribute monetarily, we suggest that you make a donation to a nonprofit organization doing good work in your community to steward the emergent.​
