#FacLab: A monthly gathering for facilitators to experience, learn, shareOnline via Zoom on 16 Feb 2022.16h00-17h30 CETDetails & registrationA space for facilitators to meet each month online and experiment, learn, share, and exchange.In Story Seekers, we explore the vibrant world of traditional tales, mythology and folk tales to uncover layers of meaning that might otherwise […]
In this three-part Story Seekers workshop, we'll dive deeply into stories of the Fair Folk from Irish folklore and Celtic Mythology to uncover layers of meaning that might otherwise be missed, and reveal as much about the story listener and storyteller as the story itself.
#FacLab: A monthly gathering for facilitators to experience, learn, shareOnline via Zoom on 16 Mar 2022.16h00-17h30 CETDetails & registrationThis month, we'll have 2-3 panelists who will tell us about their experiences with tools, methods, and workshops.In Story Seekers, we explore the vibrant world of traditional tales, mythology and folk tales to uncover layers of meaning […]
Suzanne Whitby will be leading Innsbruck's (and possibly Austria's) first Deep Time Walk. The Deep Time Walk is a journey through 4.6bn years of Earth’s history via a 4.6km guided walk. Join Suzanne and travel through our geological past, better connect to the place we love and reflect on what it means to be a good ancestor.
Suzanne Whitby's "Facilitators' Laboratory", or #FabLab, is space for facilitators to meet each month online to experiment, learn, share + exchange. This month, Ole Qvist-Sørensen, the co-author of ”Visual Collaboration”, will be offering a short experiential workshop on using visual tools and techniques designed for face to face, remote and hybrid meetings.
Travel back in time with performance storyteller Ziyadliwa as she introduces you to women in the middle ages who refuse to take life lying down. From chaste women overcoming great odds and wicked mothers-in-law putting obstacles in the way of their “sisters” to female tricksters and women who aren’t afraid to say – and do! – what they want, this evening is filled with tales about women who gain the upper hand, one way or the other.
Love reading? Interested in exploring environmental disruption, climate change and sustainability through the eyes of speculative and ecofiction whilst looking for ideas, solutions and ways to tackle today's challenges? The Wild Seed EcoFiction book club is for you. Facilitated by Suzanne Whitby and organised by Peak to Deep, join readers from around the world to discuss, share, think, and enjoy! This month, we'll be discussing Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver.
Join Suzanne Whitby to learn about the science behind climate change, why climate disruption matters to us, and what we can do about it. No knowledge of climate science is needed! The Climate Fresk workshop (formerly Climate Collage) is based on the latest and most robust scientific research into climate disruption, specifically the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report. We use 42 colourful cards coupled with facilitated discussions to learn about what is driving climate change, how this affects natural systems, and the consequences of climate change for life on earth.
Join Suzanne Whitby to learn about the science behind climate change, why climate disruption matters to us, and what we can do about it. No knowledge of climate science is needed! The Climate Fresk workshop (formerly Climate Collage) is based on the latest and most robust scientific research into climate disruption, specifically the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report. We use 42 colourful cards coupled with facilitated discussions to learn about what is driving climate change, how this affects natural systems, and the consequences of climate change for life on earth.
Suzanne Whitby will be leading another Deep Time Walk in Innsbruck. This early-morning event is the perfect way to enjoy the sights and sounds of the city as autumn begins. The Deep Time Walk is a journey through 4.6bn years of Earth’s history via a 4.6km guided walk. Join Suzanne and travel through our geological past, better connect to the place we love and reflect on what it means to be a good ancestor.