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Tickets
To make the program accessible we have a tiered ticket price from €110 to €250.
We have limited availability, please choose the ticket price according to your circumstances.
Group A:
Live calls @ 9am Rome
(7pm Auckland, 4pm Tokyo,
5pm Sydney)
Group B:
Live calls @ 6pm Rome
(5pm London, 9am San Francisco,
1pm Rio de Janeiro)
This is a 2-week program. We’ll send short videos to explain the core concepts, and we will meet twice each week for a total of four 90-minute group calls, to experiment with relational practices.
Plus there is a discussion forum to connect with other learners, share resources and ask us questions.
Microsolidarity Practice Program
2-week program (no upcoming dates)
Self-paced video content + 4 group calls.
Content
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Introduction to microsolidarity
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Dyads: relational practices to develop a feeling of safety for more vulnerability and intimacy.
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Crews: key considerations and different formats for support in small groups.
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Congregation: case studies from different congregations, sharing how to start and maintain a self-organising network of crews.
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Leadership & engagement: how to encourage participation, engagement and co-leadership.
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Reflection & learning: how to get into the habit of reflection & continuous improvement, at a personal and collective level
Time commitment
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There are four 90-minute live calls where we’ll practice together; you can expect to spend around 30 minutes in preparation for each topic of the content.
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We’ll send the video content at the beginning of each week so you can follow it at your own time.
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There will be a digital forum for connection, interaction, and Q&A.
For any other questions please get in touch: contact@thehum.org.
Times & Dates
We meet for live calls on Tuesdays & Thursdays. You can choose which group you join, according to your timezone:
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Group A meets at 9-10.30am CET
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Group B meets at 6-7.30pm CET
Microsolidarity is a methodology for community building, where we focus on peer-to-peer support and mutual aid. Join us for this Practice Program if you want...
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to cultivate deeper connections and more collaboration within a network
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to initiate more learning, mutual aid, and a sense of belonging within your community
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to develop a work culture where people care about each other's wellbeing and growth
Microsolidarity is a lens for thinking about groups at different scales:
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At the larger scale is the “congregation” — this could be your organisation, network or community.
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The “crew” is a small group of 3-6 people who support each other in their personal or professional development.
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The “dyad” is the smallest scale: the relationship between two people.
