10-Day Collective Trauma Summit Starts September 22
Registration is now open for the second annual Collective Trauma Summit, organized by Thomas Hübl. Last year this summit attracted over 50,000 participants and featured more than 30 talks with trauma experts, activists, and cultural visionaries.
This year’s Summit is a 10-day event (September 22 – October 1) with 45+ expert speakers, panel discussions, poets, and musicians.
Thomas says this expanded event is timely:
“Now more than ever humanity is starting to come together to be aware of collective trauma and to explore what together we can do to prevent, address and heal it.
“With recent global events on our planet the topic has really been brought to the surface.
“We believe our upcoming Summit can have a big positive impact in the world at a time when we need it the most.”
8+ Live Events
Each day features recorded and live events. Thomas and special guest panelists will guide us exploring important issues such as climate change, racism, and inter-generational trauma.
Below is a schedule of confirmed live events held at 12pm New York time:
Sept 22: Awakening to the Nature of Trauma: Live Opening Event with Thomas Hübl and Summit hosts
Sept 23: Uncovering Our Cultural Conditioning with Thomas Hübl
Sept 24: Exploring Our Ancestral History with Thomas Hübl
Sept 25: Mediating Conflicts in a Traumatized Field with William Ury and special guests
Sept 26: Healing the Wounds of Social Injustice with Thomas Hübl and Angel Acosta (1pm NY time)
Sept 27: Poetry as a Gateway to Collective Healing with acclaimed poets Marie Howe and Pádraig Ó Tuama
Sept 29: Activating the Power of Group Coherence with Thomas Hübl and The Pocket Project
Oct 1: Climate Crisis: Restoring Our Relationship to the Earth – Live Closing
45+ Speakers
Speakers at the Summit will include leading trauma therapists such as Gabor Maté, Stephen Porges, and Dan Siegel; visionaries like Charles Eisenstein, Valarie Kaur, and Margaret Wheatley; change makers including climate activist Katherine Wilkinsonand Acumen founder Jacqueline Novogratz; spiritual leaders like Ruth King and Sharon Salzberg. Several interviews with speakers from South America like Flavia Valgiusti and Francisco de Roux are conducted in Spanish and presented with English subtitles.
Poetry for Collective Healing
There will also be a poetry festival inside the Summit with U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, David Whyte; Naomi Shihab Nye, Li-Young Lee, Jane Hirshfield, Marie Howe, Pádraig Ó Tuama, Camille Dungy, Kim Rosen, and Ross Gay.
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There’s no cost to attend the Summit.
Learn more and sign up for free here >>