Membership in Intentional Society is a declaration of relationship. What happens inside the membership membrane?
Many community members gather on Sundays at 1pm Pacific / 4pm Eastern for weekly "Hub" calls, which are the heartbeat of Intentional Society. These are led by a variety of experienced members, and commonly center around either a relational practice or a topical exploration. We meet 12-of-every-13 weeks, using a seasonal lifecycle to refresh ourselves quarterly.
An IS "pod" consists of four people doing four calls together. Each participant gets a turn in the center, choosing a core practice like circling or casework. We've started running one cycle per season, and these are appreciated as a vehicle to deepen relationships and perspective-taking.
IS "crews" are self-organized groups with some shared purpose or interest. For example, the "Arts in IS" crew currently meets monthly and shares a variety of creative explorations with one another. We draw some organizing principles from Microsolidarity.
Read more and apply here. Membership is free (always has been), and the light application-and-agreements membrane that defines membership exists to let us create openness and safety in our private cozyweb and manage our private data sharing. You're invited to attend a Connection Call for orientation purposes, yet if you've been to at least one Practice Dojo session previously, you probably have enough of the vibe to dive in if you prefer.