Ki of Cooperation Conversations

Navigating the Geopolitical Landscape

Remaining date: September 25

Online Event via Zoom

As we wrap up the Ki of Cooperation Conversations series for 2024, our final session will dive into one of the most expansive and important topics: Cooperation in the World. This session will focus on cultivating and sharpening our capacities of perception, enabling us to better understand and engage with the world around us. As you observe the world—whether it's on a large or small scale—what do you notice? And how do you respond?

Join us for an inspiring hour of interactive conversation led by KoC facilitators Charlotte Hatch and Armando Cardenas. Together, we’ll explore how to relate to events that may feel overwhelming and unpack these challenges to discover new paths forward, with less tension and more hope. 

Please RSVP today and mark your calendar to join us for our upcoming session. Let’s co-create a world that fosters cooperation, starting with a conversation. Hope to see you there!

In the spirit of conversation,

Ann Horn, Charlotte Hatch, Pam Kramer, Armando Cardenas and Roger Marsh

The Ki of Cooperation Conversations Team


Here's what you can to expect:

  • Exploration: Each conversation will explore the theme from one of the four perspectives of Cooperation (Self, Another, Community, World). Participants will be invited to choose a specific aspect of the geopolitical landscape and explore its impact on body, mind, heart, and soul. We'll then offer practices to skillfully navigate these areas.
  • Featured Practices: Each session will include a featured practice designed to empower and instill confidence in participants to help navigate their chosen area skillfully.
  • Safe, Empowering Space: Our intention is to provide a safe and empowering environment for participants to engage mindfully with the world's disruptions and possibilities. We encourage open exploration without judgment or preconceived solutions.

Facilitators

Ann Horn

Ann Horn is an integral practitioner with 25 years of experience and a deep commitment to fostering cooperation in complex environments. She has been an active member of ITP since 2011, founding ITP Sweden, a local practice group dedicated to integral practice. Since joining the Ki of Cooperation Weave Team in 2020, Ann has contributed as a program coordinator and facilitator, guiding training participants in their journey toward mastering the art of cooperation.

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Charlotte Hatch

Charlotte Hatch, a dedicated practitioner of ITP, has been practicing ITP since its inception in 1991 when she was a member of George and Michael’s “experimental group.” She is an ITP Mastery teacher, founder of ITP San Francisco in 2006 and is a 5th-degree black belt in Aikido. Charlotte has been instrumental in the design and implementation of the Mastery, Integral Leadership and the Ki of Cooperation trainings and leads workshops in LET and ITP. Charlotte leads our Annual ITP Practice Challenge.

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Pam Kramer

Pam Kramer is President of ITP International, the non-profit organization that stewards ITP and the work of its founders, George Leonard and Michael Murphy. Pam is an ITP Mastery teacher, is on the faculty of Esalen Institute and presents workshops at venues in the US and abroad. She is engaged in training ITP teachers, helping to form ITP groups and bringing integral principles and practices to the workplace. Pam is a performance consultant and executive coach with 30 years' consulting experience for organizations and entrepreneurs in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Armando Cardenas

Armando Cardenas is an ITPI member and dedicated practitioner, blending his ITP practice with the  SantMat 'science of the soul' meditation practice he began in 2012. Residing in León, Mexico, Armando, a social entrepreneur, developed his own brand of vegetarian Mexican food (Iskal), based on the concept of conscious business, the power of community and universal cooperation. His curiosity, drive and ability to self-educate garnered attention from one of the fastest-growing fintech companies in the SF Bay Area, where he serves as a CyberSec data engineer.

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Roger Marsh

Roger Kenneth Marsh is committed to evolving humanity to a more peaceful, joyful, and love-based state. He has been practicing ITP since 2004 when he helped establish and lead ITP Walnut Creek in Northern California. Roger continued developing his leadership through all ITP Mastery programs since 2008, co-leading ITP Group Leader gatherings since 2012, and co-facilitating the Integral Leadership Mastery Program since 2018. Through his own company Beyond Belief, Roger is a leadership coach opening the hearts and minds of leaders around the world.