Humanity Lands
Who comes
The people who gather, and what they leave behind.
Anyone curious. No expertise needed, nothing to believe.
Each gathering is ten to fifteen people from different lives, with a few guests who see the world in different ways. Guests are guests, not authorities. Together we share ideas about the land we live in, our connection to it, its history, its future. There are no right answers, and nobody has to be an expert to be in the group.
A theme is a door, not a wall. If this draws you, it is for you.
What was said
After each gathering, someone who was there writes down what they heard. Not a report. A record of where people landed.
Three questions after every gathering. The answers go on the event's card, so the series learns from itself.
The first stories will appear here after the chalk walk.
From the ground
Photographs are taken when something is worth keeping, and only with the permission of those in them. These are the ones people chose to share.
Bring something to the gathering
Host a gathering
You hold land, a barn, a hall or a path worth walking, and would open it to a small group for an afternoon.
Write to us ↗Be a guest
You see the ground in a way others do not, through science, faith, history, craft or care, and can say so in plain words.
Write to us ↗Volunteer
Help on the day: setting out, walking at the back, keeping the fire, making the tea.
Write to us ↗Suggest a place
You know ground with a story under it. Tell us where it is and what it holds.
Write to us ↗