We’re setting the table for something different. My friend Avital and I have been craving real connection, and we’re hearing from our friends, family and colleagues that they are too. The kind that doesn’t live on screens, doesn’t need small talk, and doesn’t ask you to wear a mask. 💫 That’s why we’re inviting people everywhere to host a dinner that nourishes the body, mind, and soul. To laugh, learn, and lean into the kind of conversations that remind us that we’re all works in progress and we’re not alone. 💞 Introducing The Table Turners! Register as a HOST to join a global network of intimate dinners happening on Sunday March 8, 2026 (International Women’s Day), where curious and courageous women (and allies) gather around real tables to explore what it means to lead, love, and live fully. You don’t need to be a facilitator, just a great human who loves bringing people together. We’ll provide a Host Kit with conversation themes, rituals, and playlists, and you bring the magic. Whether your table seats six in a city flat, twelve in a farmhouse kitchen, or ten at a rooftop restaurant under the stars, your table could be one of hundreds turning the tide toward deeper connection. 🌏 Interested in hosting a Table Turners dinner? 💫 Complete this form to join the first wave of hosts across Prague, Amsterdam, New York London, Frankfurt and beyond. We'll be in touch in January for an information session! Let’s rewrite what’s on the menu of leadership one dinner, one story, one laugh at a time.

Today we joined Track 3 Strengthening Social & Environmental Impact Through Inner-Led Change hosted and designed by The Inner Green Deal. Many Powerful stories on our interconnectedness and what this truly means for our continued flourishing individually but more importantly together. This was a day with one participatory interaction and the rest was a lot of listening. My biggest Ah-ha was about the work done be mobileschool.org with street kids - there are 150 million of them! Where were you on Day 2? What did you watch? What insights can you share? We tried to do a « live » yesterday but somehow the tech didn’t come through 😞 Know that we’re sitting with you and send our love 💕 I also want to share this article written by our dear colleague @Paco Briseño reflecting on the impactful sound bites from Day 1 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/we-river-new-idg-guide-call-regenerate-from-within-paco-brise%C3%B1o-4bbif?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&utm_campaign=share_via

Dear community, we just started a working group on the topic of "IDG for Kids". This initiative came out of the CAUX Summit for Inner Development. Our main interest is to tackle the question, how we can involve kids more in the context of the IDGs. As we just started our discussion, we have not specified the exact target group nor the goals yet, but as a first step we would like to ask this wise community for any hints on existing projects or initiatives worldwide. Do you know of anyone working with children on the IDGs? Or do you know any material that is aimed to kids? Thanks a lot for your support!!!

There are SO many reasons to LOVE the Summit; meeting all the amazing practitioners, listening to the speakers stories of challenges and transformation, watching and listening to the beauty of the performing artists. I took over 40 photos today of insights and want to share 2 that were very thought provoking from one of the morning speakers; Kasper Benjamin Bjorkskov. He's the founder of No Objectives, a non profit research and design agency "on a mission to turn minority insights into majority actions". I share 2 of the slides he discussed around capitalism and why we the people need to step into our agency to create change, because actions shape our values. 🐦 Action is why we created InnerDevelopment@Work! Kirstin Dunlop (CEO of Climate KIC) in conversation with Christiana Figueras (Diplomat and one of the architects of the historic Paris Climate Agreement) spoke of the most difficult decision she took of changing the direction of the company towards holding space for new ways of doing and being to emerge with coalitions and having to sit with the extreme discomfort of the not knowing. Another discussion that I appreciated immensely was between Imam Dr. Muhammad Nurayn Ashafa and Rev. Dr. James Movel Wuye, who went from being mortal enemies to lifelong friends. They shared their story of death and destruction and how they realized that only through forgiveness ( a "new" competency) could they heal themselves and their communities 👉I could easily continue, however prefer to call upon our community members who either watched online, or where present in Stockholm to share what resonated for you. P. S. I was handed a new badge today from the Office of Kindness 🤗

Hi Community, Do you also feel like you need a break from more info and more content? It’s been an intense six months to say the least. We thought it would be nice to stay connected throughout the summer (or winter), but not add more to our mental load. Instead, we’d like to invite you to join us for weekly 30-minute hangouts, a chance to connect, relax, and share a moment with fellow ID@work members. Whether it’s coffee, lunch, or dinner time where you are, grab your favorite drink or bite and hop on for a casual chat, to share what’s alive for you and just to get to know one another. When: Every week this summer, except for July 29th when some of us will be in Caux Always on Tuesdays, alternating the times. >> Check the calendar for all the dates. Duration: Just 30 minutes — easy to fit into your day! Where: on Zoom Let’s make these hangouts a highlight of our week — a little pause to connect, laugh, and recharge together. Looking forward to seeing you there! Sarah & Nadene