Peer-to-Peer Facilitator Support Space

September 18th | 7-8:30PM ET | Zoom

Interhelp will be hosting a peer-to-peer support space for people who are facilitating the Work That Reconnects in the northeast U.S. Join us if you would enjoy exploring with other facilitators some of your current challenges and successes with facilitating. 

Register here.

Experience the Spiral of the Work That Reconnects

with Lydia Violet Harutoonian

October 18-19th | 10AM-5PM ET | Cambridge, MA

Interhelp is delighted to bring Lydia Violet Harutoonian to the greater Boston area for this two-day workshop that will feature a full spiral of the Work That Reconnects. 

In these trying times, the Work That Reconnects can be such a huge support.  The sixth Earth Leadership Cohort, a group in their twenties and early thirties, will be in attendance at this intergenerational workshop. 20 spaces are available for the general public. 

Location and what’s included: The workshop will take place in the common room at Cambridge Cohousing which is a wheelchair accessible space. Lunch will be provided on both Saturday and Sunday.

Register here.

Book Launch: Coming Together in the Great Turning

November 22, 2025 | 8:30AM-10:30AM PST

Webinar and Conversation Cafe

In collaboration with the Anti-Oppression Resources Group (AORG), Interhelp and New Society Publishers, the WTR Network invites you to join us for a celebration of the publication of Coming Together in the Great Turning: Collective Liberation and Work That Reconnects – a decade-long interrogation and expansion of the revolutionary practices of the Work That Reconnects, with powerful contributions from practitioners across the world. The core team of author/editors, Aravinda Ananda, Molly Brown, and Kurt A. Kuhwald along with some of the chapter contributors will share what inspired them to write the book, some of the key concepts, and what they learned along the way.

Pre-order your copy of Coming Together in the Great Turning: Collective Liberation and Work That Reconnects here! This event is co-sponsored by the Anti-Oppression Resources Group (AORG), Interhelp and New Society Publishers.

Register here.