We're looking forward to welcoming you to Potsdam!
Historically, Potsdam has been a place to retreat from the glittering lights of the big city of Berlin and find purpose and direction again, together with nature.
This is a workshop for women* who want to live their power. This is an invitation to show up however you are, with all that you are, and be welcomed for who you want to be.
Join us here and take a time of retreat and focus for yourself. Step into a circle of feminine* power, deep listening and generosity. We'd love to have you with us!
*Our invitation is extended to all people who identify as women or feel comfortable attending a workshop that is geared toward women.
It is time to do, what only you can do: What do you need to trust the wind beneath your wings?
Es ist Zeit zu tun, was nur du tun kannst: Was brauchst du, um dem Wind unter deinen Flügeln zu vertrauen?
Please note: This workshop will take place in English, but all of the hosting team also speak German and we will have the possibility to play the Flow Game in German as well.
Here's what you need to know...
We're looking forward to welcoming you for Thrive! Potsdam. Here are the event details:
When?
Saturday 13 May 2023 from 9.30 -17.00
Where?
RIFS Institute - Villa von Kleist, Berliner Straße 130, D-14467 Potsdam
Many thanks to the RIFS (Research Institute for Sustainability) for offering their location to the vibrant field of women who not only talk and research about change, but live it. It opens the opportunity to share knowledge and experiences among women with transformative aspirations and fostering collaboration.
What's the cost?
The Supporter: €350
If your job pays well or if you can give a little more. You will enable others with less financial capacity to participate and/or support a fair wage for the hosts.
The Realist: €250
Hereby you enable us to cover all fixed costs and pay the hosts a small financial appreciation for their work.
The Receiver: €100
if you are a student, unemployed or for some other reason don't have that much money at the moment. The number of available tickets depends on the number of participants.
If all this is still a financial challenge for you, please contact Cora. We will work with you to support you to attend, but please note this depends on participant numbers.
To register and complete your payment, contact Jenna Büchy.
Your Hosting Team
Mary Alice Arthur
Mary Alice is a Story Activist, using story to help create positive systemic shift and for applying collective intelligence to the critical issues of our times. She creates brave and transformational spaces where people can find, craft and – through participatory practice -- live into the stories that take them to their most flourishing future. As an international steward of the Art of Hosting and The Flow Game she teaches participatory practice around the world.
Jenna Büchy
dialogue host, systemic counselor, social scientist, human being. exploring how we might engage in a dialogue of life-affirming mutuality and hold space for the unspeakable in the middle; committed to the inner dimensions of life, to feeling what wants to be felt, to being present with what is and to sensing what wants to emerge. Offering Flow Games, Healing Circles, psychological counseling, generative dialogue, and process design and hosting for co-creative whole-system conversations like citizen’s assemblies.
Fanny Langner
Transformation space holder, performer, silence activist; Circles around the purpose to create spaces for people and their relations with themselves, each other and all systemic and natural interweavings. Through interactive, participatory and (sound)artistic formats, performativity, silence and nothingness, spaces for qualitative processes of togetherness and connectedness emerge.
Valerie Voggenreiter
Space holder, silence host and process scientist exploring the space in between. She is part of the research group Transformative Spaces and Mindsets (TranS-Mind) at Research Institute for Sustainability (RIFS) and sees herself as a generalist guided by the question of how sustainability can be cultivated as a life-serving mindset for social-ecological transformation.
Cora Niemeier
Experience designer and process facilitator, gardener and psychologist; active in New Work consultancy and lifelong learner. At the moment I am interested in how New Work and changing our narratives can support us in making our work sustainable in the regeneration of biodiversity, the landscape and ourselves.
