I'm giving the Tuesday keynote at this summer school convened by LSE Religion & Global Society and the Cambridge Interfaith Programme. In this setting, I want to ask the question, "Who *believes* in climate change?"

I'll be joining remotely to give one of the evening plenary talks at this gathering of spiritual teachers across many traditions, thought leaders, land artists, farmers and compassionate activists.

A Zoom call for anyone who wants to get involved in helping to organise and spread the word about next month's North American tour.

I'll be giving the Saturday keynote at this year's European Ecovillage Gathering.

I'll be giving the Saturday keynote at this year's annual conference of the Swedish Transition Network which is happening just down the road from us in Uppsala. The theme of the gathering is DET GODA LIVET/BUEN VIVIR/SUMAK KAWSAY and I'm calling my contribution "A World Worth Living For".

At London's Kairos club, I'll be talking about how my thinking has developed since I wrote At Work in the Ruins and what it takes to release resources from existing systems so as to contribute to the conditions of possibility of worlds worth living for.

At London's UnHerd Club, I'll be talking about the experiences that led me to write At Work in the Ruins and how we rethink our ways of talking about the trouble that the world is undoubtedly in.

In this autumn's online series with a school called HOME, we'll be exploring the pockets, patterns and practices that contribute to the work of regrowing a living culture.

In this autumn's online series with a school called HOME, we'll be exploring the pockets, patterns and practices that contribute to the work of regrowing a living culture.

I’ll be giving the keynote at Reimagining Rural, a public symposium at the rural, craft-focused Steneby campus of the University of Gothenburg’s School of Design & Crafts.

I'll be joining Elizabeth Debold of the German magazine, Evolve, for a three-hour online exploration of what it might mean to find our place and "make good ruins" in these times.

The Environmental Humanities research node at Lund University has organised a seminar around my work.