Spiral Journey International Programs
6-Month International Facilitator Development Program
Facilitated by Constance Washburn, Mutima Imani and Molly Brown

Join an international cohort of people dedicated to the Great Turning towards a just and thriving future for all beings. Participate in our 6-month online learning community to develop facilitation skills in the Work That Reconnects. Offered annually from September through March.
Facing Fragility – Toward Building an Anti-racist Culture
an advanced anti-racism workshop for white-bodied folx
Facilitated by Leah Pearson and Yulia Smagorinsky

We invite you to work with us toward building a sane, loving, compassionate and brave anti-racist culture.
This course builds emotional, somatic, cognitive and social capacity to confront white supremacy and systems of oppression while developing the tools to stay engaged without overwhelm. Through guided learning, somatic practices, and self-regulation techniques, participants will explore the difference between safety, challenge, and overwhelm, as well as activation versus trigger responses.
Liberation in These Times
through the 7-stage Spiral of the Work That Reconnects
In Session – new offerings to be announced

Come explore what liberation means in the Great Turning and in our lives. These are overwhelming times, with wars raging around the globe and constant broadcasts of violence, devastation, and cruelty.
Empowered Elder Workshop
Time to be announced
Facilitated by Constance Washburn and Wende Love
Constance Washburn and Wende Love will offer a 7-webinar series following the Spiral of the Work That Reconnects to explore what it means to be an Elder in these challenging times. Provides 16 hours of WTR practice and experiences.
A Seven Week Journey of Exploration and Connection
Together we will grow a community of interconnected Elders during our seven interactive online sessions. The Empowered Elder Workshop provides a safe space for Elders to explore and share deeply what is on their hearts about the world, the future and their roles as elders. As we move around the Spiral of the Work That Reconnects we will investigate what it means to be an elder, why the world today especially calls us to step up as elders to address the social and environmental challenges humanity faces.

