Making it in the Anthropocene: A new way of doing and being.
An online gathering of 200+ changemakers, creatives, and leaders exploring what it means to build, live, and lead in the age of Anthropocene
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Agenda
Making a Living in the Anthropocene
Family Planning in the Anthropocene
Building Resiliency in the Anthropocene
Charting a new path: where are we headed?
A new age of Climate Adaptation
About this event
Making it in the Anthropocene - A new way of doing and being.
Join artists, thinkers, makers, and doers to explore how we live, work, and create in a world where the climate crisis touches everything.
Through keynote presentations, fireside virtual chats, and Q&A, we'll hear from folks around the world on what it means to be made in the Anthropocene - a geologic era marked by humanity's harmful impact on Earth's climate and ecosystems.
The program focuses on family, work, resiliency, and a new era of climate adaptation. We’ll examine how to not just survive, but create a new way of being + doing amidst the challenges of living in the Anthropocene.
Keynote Speakers include:
- Dr Britt Wray - Stanford Univeristy, Best Selling Author of Generation Dread
- Oliver Burkeman - Author of NY Times Best Selling Four Thousand Weeks
- Steffi Bednarek - climate psychologist, author and Executive Director of The Climate Center for Ecology
Check our full speaker lineup and stay tuned for more speakers to be announced.
Frequently asked questions
Creators, makers, concerned parents, business owners, students, and everyone else not mentioned. If you are concerned about the state of our planet, wanting to or already made changes to your life, family, or work, then this is an event you don’t want to miss.
This event is a gathering for anyone curious about how we can live, work, and create meaningfully in the age of climate disruption. It’s part conversation, part inspiration, and part community-building — focused on imagination, action, and what it means to be human in the Anthropocene!
Not at all. This space is for all backgrounds and all levels of knowledge. We believe the future is something we shape together — from wherever we stand.