Join the next circle!

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Join the next circle! *

Come exactly as you are! This is a practical conversation space. We work with real examples, discuss our real lives and what we are carrying in real time. We share and build skills for staying grounded during these challenging times.

You can register here: https://tr.ee/4A6WXw

October 11th 9am PST/ Noon EST

I've been organizing and having one on one conversations with people about the things they care about, for 25 years and I know it works.

People from with are wide array of lived experiences make amazing, effective organizers. I've been lucky enough to train thousands of organizers across the US and globe because I'm so passionate about it's efficacy.

I think minds and mindsets have to shift so I am offering a 2 part, free training around the art of the 1 on 1 conversation. The first training will focus one the different elements of the conversation and some tips and best practices. The second piece will focus on its application in the real world and how to handle objections or overcoming apathy. You can attend either or both!

Part 1 (the 1 on 1 convo): https://tr.ee/E4YeL1

Part 2 (overcoming apathy): https://tr.ee/6UrNuG

An orange poster for a virtual event titled 'The 1 on 1 Convo Part 1' with registration link, scheduled for September 26 at 9 AM PST / Noon EST. Includes a graphic with the words 'Don't agonize, organize' and two illustrations of raised fists. The poster discusses learning about organizing components, tips, best practices, and supporting materials, led by Flo Kennedy and Anne with the Plan.
A yellow conference flyer with blue and black text promoting an event titled 'The 1 on 1 convo Part 2' scheduled for October 3rd at 9 AM PST. Includes registration link and a quote, 'Don't agonize, organize,' attributed to Flo Kennedy, along with icons of raised fists and a person with a cloud and sun above their head. The flyer emphasizes practice and overcoming objections.

About the circles- a place of community and transformation!

Quick info! ( more on our FAQS page)

  • Is this a debate/call-out space?

    • No. It’s structured, relational dialogue grounded in care and accountability.  

  • Do I need to have done this kind of work before?

    • No. We teach the framework in the room.  

  • What if I experience defensiveness or discomfort?

    • We normalize it and use simple practices to stay present and listen.  (additional distress tolerance tools available!)

  • How do we handle harm/rupture?

    • With transparency, repair, and accountability in relationship

A digital graphic showcasing two women, one sitting at a conference table with headphones, and another with curly hair, dressed in a vest. The middle features an illustration of a group of women in traditional clothing holding hands in a circle. There is also text highlighting the women's advocacy, organizing, and social justice work, along with their names, Anne and Chadra.
Illustration of diverse people holding hands and forming concentric circles, symbolizing unity and teamwork, against a beige background.

How circles work

  • You’ll participate through guided prompts and group dialogue (no debate format).  

  • We hold care and resilience—especially when something lands hard.  

  • You can come as you are. You do not need prior experience.

Participation model

Circles are free to join, with an option to tip facilitators.

Accessibility

Captions and participation accommodations are available upon request. Email after registering if you need support to participate comfortably.