Hanging Out At the End of the World: discussions on collective living in the metacrsis

​Together and apart, we witness and face the accelerating dangers and losses of the metacrisis - the intersecting challenges emerging from a civilization divorced from the limits of the planet, and the beliefs behind it accelerating towards violence.

One of the ways life is hardest is how lonely and isolated it has become with folks living in apartments, without access to community practice, conditioned to find connection in a phone. When spending most of their time alone, online, or in relations yet missing community, change feel can feel more like a dream than a vision.

But it has been different, and it could be different - and it probably begins with our sense of belonging. Meet the autumn with us as we discuss the possibility of living, building and changing things together.

How have people lived together in the past? How do we live together these days? What are folks doing now - in our city - to share groceries, bills, and the uncertainty of a fast approaching future? How can we get started to build the relations we have always needed, and will only count upon more in the metacrisis?

This is the first of monthly discussions about living together and relations in the metacrisis. We're living the question and invite you to join us.