Resource Library

A podcast that blends myth, culture, ritual, and deep listening. Lush, literary, and full of reverent wonder.

The Next Economy MBA is a nine-month program designed to equip purpose-driven leaders with the skills and knowledge to build regenerative, equitable, and community-centered businesses that contribute to a just economy.

A powerful framework for sustaining people and movements. Centers healing justice, relational culture, and long-term transformation while naming many of the inter-movement trends that are undermining the current iteration of community organizing.

A communal discernment practice where deep listening helps clarify life’s big questions.

Resetting the Table equips and activates leaders from all corners of American life to transform toxic political divides and build a shared future.

Faith Matters Network centeres womanist wisdom that accompanies spiritually grounded leaders in their journey to heal themselves.

Change Happens Now is a podcast dedicated to conversations and practices exploring wisdom-based leadership. In each episode, a guest shares stories, insights, practices, and tools that will prepare and empower aspiring and emerging leaders to enact social change in their personal lives and communities.

Powerful model to understand what people actually want when they explore community or spirituality. A classic of innovation literature--including the milkshake example of Jobs To Be Done framework.

A philanthropic fund investing in innovative leaders and initiatives that promote spiritual vitality and transformative social change.

Perhaps "innovation" isn't the word; it's better to talk about transformation. Spiritualities are changing, which is natural. Everything changes over time.

Global landscape report on spiritual innovation by the team at Sacred Design Lab. Featuring vignettes of spiritual innovators and field-wide questions and frameworks for spiritual innovation.

Awakening Together offers a detailed, step-by-step blueprint of the hard work involved in creating and maintaining a diverse Buddhist community and, in doing so, shows us how we can begin and continue to build an inclusive sangha.