WHO: Sanctuary on the Fault Line
WHEN: Saturday, September 13th – Sunday 14th, 2025
WHERE: The Meditatio Centre | St Mark’s, Myddelton Square | London | UK

Dancing Lost Gestures is the second cycle of gathering for composting and fortifying together in the fugitive, feminist dance movement Sanctuary on the Fault Line. Taking place from September 2025 to June 2026 there will be 6 workshops, performances and retreats and a podcast. This is a movement which unsticks dance from civilised, systemic and conditioned regulation, inviting it to wild space so it can germinate dances that hold and move us otherwise, and spill them among us; a movement woven from running with the wolves feminism, contemporary movement science and re-connection to the non-human world. The first session takes place in September, 2025 with a performance on  Saturday, September 13th and a workshop on Sunday, September 14th.

Learn more about the entire Dancing Lost Gestures series here.

WHEN: Thursday, September 18th – Sunday, September 21st
WHERE: Red Hook | Brooklyn | New York | U.S.A.

Liquid Cartographies: Reshaping the Banks of the Possible is a 4-day experimental gathering that will engage participants in creating the conditions to experience concepts and places in processes of constant flux. The explorations are not fixed to hard-mapped ideas of rivers, islands, or coastlines. This is not the language of finding solutions. Co-created by ten (The Emergence Network) and Krista Dragomer, interdisciplinary artist and 15 year resident and active community member of Red Hook, Liquid Cartographies is an event with an emergent agenda based on propositions from participants and organizers alike.

Learn more here and buy tickets here.

WHO: Earthed Summit
WHEN: Thursday, September 18th | Starting at 10:00am BST
WHERE: EartH Hackney | London | UK

One inspiring day. One joyous night. Earthed Summit is a festival of talks, workshops, immersive sound experiences, live concert and DJ sets. Ignite your radical imagination, learn skills, create connections, fall in love with life, and be part of Generation Restoration. Festivities feature a diverse lineup of speakers, performers, and immersive experiences, including Dr. Lyla June, FACESOUL, Merlin Sheldrake, Tayshan Hayden-Smith, Immy Kaur, and more!

To join the festivities, register here.

WHO: East Side Institute
WHEN: Saturday, September 27th | 11:00pm – 1:00pm EST
WHERE: Online (Zoom)

Can we imagine, play, and create further possibilities for emancipatory practice? The decomposition of our global interrelations demands from us practices that unground us and dispel the myth that we must know where to go and how to get there. Join the East Side Institute in an uncommon conversation moderated by the Institute’s Lois Holzman on September 27th, where Dr. Bayo Akomolafe and other grassroots social therapeutic practitioners will explore the faces and facets of adaptation, coercion, individualism, and psychotherapies of interiorized pathologies. This discussion seeks to deepen our understanding of healing as a collective performance of pointless relational meandering.

Learn more and register here.

WHO: ten & únashay
WHEN: Every other Thursday from October 2nd – November 13th, 2025 | 12:00pm – 3:00pm MDT OR 5:00pm – 8:00pm MDT (online)
Thursday, November 13th – Sunday, November 16th, 2025 (in-person)
WHERE: Online & únashay sanctuary | Abiquiu | New Mexico | U.S.A.

Many of us are immersed in socio-cultural systems and political climates built off pain and humans’ refusal to be with it. What if such collective neglect of soul is a part of what keeps us from this feast of life? The purpose of Becoming Sanktuaree is to practice inhabiting the sanctuaries we so long for in these times, by offering experiential community-held space(s) of encounter, presence, inquiry, and creation. We invite participants into practice and dialogue, particularly cultivating our capacities to deeply listen, be present with what is, build relationship, and play with what pulses below and between our bodies.

Learn more and register here.

WHO: The Ilham Collective                                                                                              WHEN: Thursdays, Starting October 9th to December 11th | 7-9p                                  WHERE: Online

The Ilham Collective is an organization for and by Muslim women. This 9-week spoken word workshop is a sacred space for Muslim women to write, speak, and be heard. Led by internationally touring spoken word poet Amal Kassir, this workshop covers various spoken word forms, writing and revision, scripting poems for performance, and practical techniques for memorization, voice, and stage presence.

Register for the workshop here.

WHO: Honor the Earth 
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Friday, October 10th
WHERE: Online

Honor the Earth is creating a world where Indigenous Sovereignty is recognized, respected, and upheld. They’re inviting Indigenous and Black artists across the globe to help envision a sovereign Indigenous future — a future beyond colonization, genocide, imperialism, prisons, white supremacy, ableism, and all the other modern systemic oppressions. Honor the Earth is collecting digital submissions of original artworks across various media that respond to this prompt: What does a Sovereign Indigenous Future look like? Winners will receive a cash prize of $2,000-$3,500.

To submit your work, click here.

WHO:New Economy Network Australia (NENA)
WHEN: Friday, October 10th to Sunday, October, 12th
WHERE: Broadbeach Cultural Centre | 61-89 Sunshine Boulevard | Gold Coast, Qld | Australia

The New Economy Network Australia (NENA) is a civil society network created to help stimulate discussions, collaboration and new pathways, so that our societies and economies can support ecologically regenerative and sustainable systems change, and achieve social inclusion and economic justice. The NENA 2025 Conference is a space for members and community members to meet and convene around interconnected ecological and social justice crises.

Register for the conference here.