Find Your Roots: Staying Sane in the Unending Upheaval

​You prep for disasters — why don't we prep for emotional upheaval?

​Us Millennials have had the lovely fate of living through one shit storm after another. And no one taught us how to withstand the onslaught. The "Find Your Roots" workshop is designed to give you the tools for staying grounded—and sane—when chaos hits. Because, let's be real, we all know more is on the way.

​This is preparedness, not panic, and you don't have to go it alone. This two-day workshop will take you step-by-step through identifying your core values and crafting a chaos plan so the next storm doesn't blow you over.

​Date(s): Monday 27 April and Tuesday 28 April (you'll receive an additional calendar invite for both dates as Luma limits multi-day event availability)
Time(s): 1800-1900 CET / 1200-1300 EST
Location: Zoom
Replay will be sent after each module.

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​Veronica Zora Kirin is an anthropologist who studies paradigm shifts. She is obsessed with teaching people how to stay grounded during large-scale change so they act with confidence rather than collapse. She cut her teeth as a disaster relief worker working as a case worker alongside FEMA, first for Hurricane Katrina, then the Samoan Tsunami. Her first book documents the high-tech revolution as lived by the last analogue generation, and her current study analyses COVID for the tools people across 42 countries used to cope with upheaval. If you're tired of riding the crisis roller coaster, this workshop is for you.