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There is a lot going on in the world. We cannot do it all. Not to mention: the times are urgent… we must slow down. That being said, we would still like you to know about some of the electrifying, worlds-worlding, side-eye-glancing, upside-down and inside-out events and occurrences that ten is hosting, supporting or uplifting.
The Imaginal Portal
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WHO: Zulaikha
WHEN: January – December 2026
WHERE: Online everywhere
Welcome to the Imaginal Portal! This year-long journey explores radical imagination, spiritual abolition, world building, and deep study of the imaginal, of all that is possible. The Imaginal Portal explores what it means to re-member together, while grounded in practice, in the works of Black Radical Feminism, Indigenous liberation, and in the teachings of the Buddha, all while coming back into connection with our bodies. Commitment levels include the full-year and a half-year of study. Scholarships and payment plans available. Learn more about their pricing philosophy and read testimonials.
Register here for the full-year journey.
Register here for the half-year journey.
Imaginal: Cultivating the Visionary Self
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WHO: Alixa Garcia
WHEN: Saturday, January 24th – Sunday, May 31st
WHERE: Online everywhere (in-person option upon completion)
It begins with the body – the first territory we can liberate. Imaginal is a six-month journey including communion with the body, supporting the remembrance of nature as the ultimate creative force, and the cultivation of a liberatory imaginal praxis. Imaginal supports disidentification from the inherited colonial language that has captured thoughts and imagination using decolonial and creative somatics to bring bodily awareness to our imagination praxis. After completing the online course, participants may join an in-person gathering in the sacred landscapes of Peru for an additional cost.
Alivelihoods & Alternatives in a World of Crises
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WHO: Travellers’ University
WHEN: Thursday, February 5th – Sunday, February 8th, 2026
WHERE: Bhoomi College, Sarjapura Road, Bengaluru, India
Alivelihoods & Alternatives in a World of Crises is a residential workshop and invitation to explore pathways beyond despair. It’s a space that encourages us to slow down, understand the deeper complexities shaping our lives, and reflect on what truly matters. It’s a space to ask questions about work, purpose, and how we live, and to find meaningful answers rooted in community, connection, and joy. The workshop accepts a maximum of 25 participants; the expected reciprocity is Rs. 5500, which will cover programme fees, facilitation charges, and food and accommodation.
To apply, click here.
Re-imagining Education Conference: Cycles of Change
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WHO: Ecoversities Alliance
WHEN: Thursday, February 26th – Sunday, March 1st
WHERE: Online everywhere
The REC is a space where reimagining is understood as a living cycle — rich with ups and downs, twists and turns, and journeys inward and outward. It is based on the belief that how we learn changes how we live. In this fifth iteration of the online conference, the REC becomes an emergent research experiment and a living laboratory for critical pedagogy. This year, we learn from the changing cycles of our collective work and from the wisdom of the Earth and its elements.
To learn more and register, click here.
Seeds of Radical Renewal Fellowship
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WHO: Emergence Magazine
WHEN: Wednesday, May 6th – Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026 (online) | Tuesday, June 16th – Saturday, June 20, 2026 (in-person)
WHERE: Online everywhere & In-person: Devon | UK
The Seeds of Radical Renewal Fellowship will create an incubator of emerging leadership and creativity with an approach based on integrating the ontology of spiritual ecology, the adaptive leadership framework, and the power of art and story to create alchemical spaces of regeneration and renewal. With the guidance of guest teachers — acclaimed writer, artist, and thinker James Bridle; adaptive leadership teacher Dana Karout; and filmmaker, author, Sufi teacher, and Emergence Magazine executive editor Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee —participants will take part in five online sessions, leading up to a five-day in-person retreat at Sharpham Trust in Devon, England.