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Events

The Event Recordings are available for a limited time Encore.
Additionally, you can watch select Speaker Talks, Poet Conversations, and Music Performances during the Encore.

The Encore will be available to watch for free until:
October 11 at 11:59pm New York time

Time left to watch the Encore:

The Summit has ended, but you can still enjoy these Highlights.

If you’d like to get lifetime downloadable access to the Summit recordings, you may purchase the Collective Trauma Healing Upgrade Package here ➤

UPCOMING LIVE EVENTS DURING THE SUMMIT:

RECORDINGS OF PAST LIVE EVENTS:

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Opening Ceremony: Creating a Global Healing Movement

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2022

You are invited to attend the LIVE opening EVENT

With: Thomas Hübl, Laura Calderón de la Barca, Dr. Angel Acosta, Ruby Mendenhall, and a Poetry Offering from Kim Rosen with Music by Jami Sieber

the replay will be posted soon!

watch the replay below - jump forward to 6:21

In this event, we gathered as a community to set our intention and embark on a 9-day journey within the Summit. Enjoy a short teaching, a discussion with Thomas Hübl and some of the Summit Hosts, a Collective Meditation and integrative toning experience. The event includes recorded music from Jami Sieber with live poetry readings from Kim Rosen.

You will be able to join the LIVE event on YouTube livestream. The access information will be posted here on Sept. 27, the day before the event.

Closed Captions will not be avilable during the live stream, but will appear after by clicking on the CC menu options in the YouTube video. These CC’s will be auto-generated and thus imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added within in a few days. 

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WATCH THE RECORDING

Global Social Witnessing of Climate Crisis

Sunday, October 2, 2022

WATCH THE RECORDING OF THE LIVE Opening Event

With Thomas Hübl, Kosha Joubert, and Kim Rosen

Many people feel overwhelmed and turn away from the reality of our climate crisis. In this live online event, Thomas guided us through the practice of Global Social Witnessing, the human capacity to mindfully attend to global events with an embodied awareness. 

Thomas shared a short talk about the practice and how to engage in participatory listening in an online community. Through photographs from Summit speaker Camille Seaman, we were able to more deeply access a felt sense of responsiveness and connection with this precious planet. 

A brief contemplative journey delivered us to wider sharing in the group and feeling our interconnectedness. The event concluded with recorded music from Jami Sieber and a live poetry reading from Kim Rosen.

You will be able to join the LIVE event on Zoom or YouTube livestream. The access information will be posted here on Oct. 1, the day before the event.

The recording of this event will be posted here soon!

Closed Captions will be avilable both in Zoom and on the YouTube live stream. These CC’s will be auto-generated and thus imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added within in a few days.

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Live Events

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We are thrilled to host 3 live events and a live music performance during the Summit.

Throughout the Summit we have hosted 4 live events - watch the recordings below!

If you are not able to attend a live event, you can watch the recording afterward on this page for free until the end of the Summit.

upcoming live event:

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Closing Event: Living Into the Healing Movement

Thursday, October 6, 2022

WATCH THE RECORDING OF THE LIVE Opening Event

With Thomas Hübl, Laura Calderón de la Barca, Robin Alfred, and Anna Molitor

The recording of this event will be posted here soon!

In this closing event we integrated our learning from the Summit and looked ahead to the future of collective trauma healing. The event includes a short panel discussion, talk from Thomas, guided reflection journey, and toning experience. Anna shared a poetry offering to open and close the event.

You will be able to join the LIVE event on YouTube livestream. The access information will be posted here on Oct. 5, the day before the event.

Closed Captions were auto-generated and thus imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added within in a few days. 

Closed Captions will not be avilable during the live stream, but will appear afterward in the replay by clicking on the CC menu options in the YouTube video. These CC’s will be auto-generated and thus imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added within in a few days. 

Graphic Recording by Mathias Weitbrecht

We hope you enjoy this time-lapse video of the graphic recording being created during the Closing Event! Press the play button to watch:

Click on the image below to see a larger version of the graphic recording by Mathias Weitbrecht:

Graphic Recording Day 9 Closing Live Event 2022
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PREVIEW EVENT RECORDING:

Emerging Trends in Collective Trauma Work

With Thomas Hübl and Summit Hosts

With Thomas Hübl, Laura Calderón de la Barca, Ruby Mendenhall, Kosha Joubert, and Matthew Green.

the replay will be posted soon!

WATCH THE RECORDING OF THE PREVIEW EVENT:

Closed Captions are auto-generated and thus will be imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added in a few days.

During this event we explored:

  • The emerging global healing movement
  • How planetary healing systems are continuing to change and evolve
  • The interdependence of individual, ancestral, and collective trauma
  • A panel discussion on the upcoming Summit topics including trauma-informed media, fieldwork in conflict zones, trauma-informed spirituality, and more
  • A guided collective meditation

You will be able to join the LIVE event on Zoom or watch on YouTube livestream. The access information will be posted here on August 23, the day before the event.

To turn on Closed Captions in Zoom, click the “Live Transcript/CC” button at the bottom of your Zoom window. If you don’t see it, click “More” where you’ll find the CC button. If joining Zoom from a mobile device, CCs should automatically appear. If not, Mobile users can tap Settings > Meeting, and then you can toggle CCs on. Please note that live CC’s are auto-generated and thus will be imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added in a few days.

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WATCH THE RECORDING

Music Performance with David Berkeley

Thursday, September 29, 2022

You are invited to attend a LIVEstream Musical performance

CHECK BACK SOON FOR THE VIDEO REPLAY

To watch the performance, click the play button on the video below and jump forward to minute 5:20:

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American singer-songwriter and author David Berkeley’s greatest gift is in finding words and melodies that express the beauty and tragedy of the human condition. His songs heal the heart, reminding us that we are not alone. He has been called a “musical poet” by The San Francisco Chronicle. 

You will be able to join the LIVE event on YouTube livestream. The access information will be posted here on Sept. 28, the day before the event.

The video will be posted here soon!

At the event start time, please refresh the page to watch.

Closed Captions will not be avilable during the live stream, but will appear after by clicking on the CC menu options in the YouTube video. These CC’s will be auto-generated and thus imperfect. Edited subtitles will be added within in a few days. 

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