The Ripple Effect: talks and conversations

I give talks and lead conversations on ecology, people and change. They work best outdoors, or around a fire, where the story takes shape together with the people who are there.

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The Australian Indigenous thinker Tyson Yunkaporta calls this way of sharing knowledge yarning: knowledge that emerges in live conversation. I've brought the form into my own work, with thanks to where it comes from.

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Background

For ten years I was on the front lines of European climate and cultural movements, helping to build and facilitate movements across Europe. It taught me a lot about courage, group dynamics and endurance, about what actually moves people, and about what it's like to lose the ground under a movement and find it again.

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Themes

• How change happens, in people and in movements

• Ecological identity and belonging

• Courage and risk, and what the body knows about them

• How the stories we live by can be told anew

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For organizations

For Norwegian and international organizations and communities, I also offer talks and workshops on regenerative ways of working, where depth psychology and organizational psychology meet. The aim is workplaces that strengthen people and living systems instead of getting in their way.

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Formats

• Conversation circles and talks, from small groups to large venues

• Experience-based workshops for groups and organizations, preferably outdoors

• Contributions to festivals, gatherings and professional events

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When you get in touch, tell me about the occasion, the place and the group. Prices and terms are under Ethics and prices.