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Exploring the biology of peace with Polyvagal Theory expert Deb Dana

Exploring the biology of peace with Polyvagal Theory expert Deb Dana

Our internal biology can serve as a vital pathway to peace. Polyvagal Theory expert Deb Dana has helped people around the world to befriend their own nervous systems and offer connections of safety and support to those around them.

Otra vuelta, más profundo / Another turn, deeper

Otra vuelta, más profundo / Another turn, deeper

El recorrido por la gratitud y la cocreación nos ayuda a entrar en este espacio sagrado de un sentir especial de amor por todo. Amor universal que nos sirve como herramienta para quitarnos las capas que cubren nuestro dolor, destaparlo y honrarlo con fuerza y compasión.

Stand with Courage and Sisterhood with Sandrine Dixson-Declève

Stand with Courage and Sisterhood with Sandrine Dixson-Declève

By Emmanuelle Chiche - Tara Kinship It brought me joy when I realized that Sandrine was to be a speaker of this year Summit that is free to join here. StoryMoss, our young magazine of Peoples Places and Permaculture was a StoryWeaving and StoryHealing partner with the Pocket Project at the

Seeing from the heart

Seeing from the heart

Looking one another in the eye, soul-gazing, meeting one another without righteousness, seeing our shared humanity, the collective trauma can be transmuted.

Healing our humanity with love

Healing our humanity with love

Peace is not merely the absence of conflict. It is the active journey of meeting our wounds with courage and love.

Join us for the World Women Summit 2026

Join us for the World Women Summit 2026

The Pocket Project's free online Summit for Peace this week brings together women who are healing the roots of violence and strengthening the fabric of life.

A mother and daughter activate permaculture, arts and food sovereignty with women and children in Western Kenya

A mother and daughter activate permaculture, arts and food sovereignty with women and children in Western Kenya

By Megan Lindow Kenyan permaculturist Wegesa Jane Fraser and her daughter Melody Edwards Wegesa spoke with us from Kitale, Kenya about their work with marginalized communities in the semi-arid and arid drylands, as well as in peri-urban areas, across areas of permaculture, ecosystem restoration, children's creative