Wake up your body in our Gaga Movement morning session & receive an introduction to this world-renowned method. Instructions will invite you to increase awareness of and further amplify your sensations; rather than turning from one prompt to another, information is layered, building into a multisensory, physical experience. Inside this shared research, the improvisational nature of Gaga’s explorations invites movers to develop deeper connections with their own movement, both inside of, and beyond, the studio.

No experience is needed. All abilities are welcome. No late entry. No observers.

Don’t miss the most important (group) meal of your day! Munch a delicious brekkie crafted by thoughtful food creators while getting to know folks. This is your first chance to get to know your crew and it’s sure to set the tone for the rest of your time here! After you eat, join us on the mainstage where our host will introduce our community guidelines, "WTF" sessions, and outline what the rest of your day looks like.

More info around this session TBA real soon! Our WTF sessions are a way to quite literally ask "what the f*%# is [insert nebulous topic]?" We've rounded up some of the world's leading minds to demystify challenging topics in this new and fast-moving cliff note-esque format.

Carbon form is the shape that carbon dioxide takes whether that’s a human-made object, or the structure of a building, created through the combustion of fossil fuels. Designers are beginning to challenge carbon form as a new way to approach (and change!) architectural design and urbanism. Verda Alexander will give us the play-by-play on what carbon form is and why it’s imperative to move away from the carbon materials we use in order to create a sustainable future.

It’s hard to grasp the enormity and sheer beauty of our planet when we are planted firmly on the ground — thanks gravity! When astronauts launch into space and they see Earth for the first time, it can be a profound experience that can even shift how we think & feel — this shift is known as the overview effect. Join us as Nicole Stott explains how and why the overview effect has the power to increase everyone's appreciation of and obligation to care for our home planet and each other.

Enjoy lunch options from thoughtful food creators whose menus all reflect and celebrate the time and place. Vegan options? Yes. Gluten free options? Yes. Gluten free vegan options. Also, yes!

Take a moment to step out of your mind and into experiences designed to foster meaningful connections with your fellow See Changers, including sauna and cold plunges, a black-and-white photo studio and salon, guided sound healing, art-making workshops, and many more activities to be announced.

Connect with fellow See Changers in our very own network-focused, super casual version of the famed "ask me anything" forums. Hear what others are interested in, experts on, or what it's like when your 6 year old walks in the room during important meetings...IYKYK. It's a great way to get under the hood and personal with some of the folks that will be sitting around you for your next few days.

Join us to explore the power of multidisciplinary storytelling through the journey of Jon Portman (Animator/Filmmaker, Very Big Boy) and Molly Kawahata (Founder, Systemic Impact Strategies // Former Policy Advisor for Energy & Climate, Obama White House), creative minds behind 'The Purple Bear,' the inaugural installment of the See Change series “Change in Motion.” Kristina Reed (Chief Experience Officer, The Museum of Earth & Academy Award-winning Producer, Disney & Dreamworks) will lead an interactive workshop on distilling complex ideas and applying these skills to your organization.

Space exploration's value is debated, but it contributes to environmental conservation, job creation, and innovation. However, we must assess its cost-effectiveness and resource allocation. Bridging perception gaps and effective communication are essential. You'll actively participate in the lab as Laura Anne Edwards, supported by Cheryl Eaton, guide discussions among NASA, space tech leaders, NGOs, investors, media, creatives, policymakers, and others to address perception gaps and effective communication issues to devise balanced strategies towards understanding the importance of space.

Aquaculture seeks sustainability, challenging traditional methods. Dive into seaweed, fish, algae, and more as we explore the gaps between the potential of aquaculture products and the reality of slow-moving supply chains and environmental obstacles. You'll actively participate in the lab as Julian Portilla, supported by Clair Purcell, guide discussions with industrial designers, product innovators, materials scientists, policymakers, and food systems experts alongside leaders from bioplastics, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, supplements, and sustainable agriculture to steer aquaculture toward a better future.

We face the challenge of balancing growth, housing, business development, and environmental sustainability in both rural and urban areas. Designing built environments in rural & urban spaces that better serve people, industry, and the planet can create the conditions that allow all three to thrive. You'll actively participate in the lab as Adam Davidson, supported by KP Reddy, guide discussions with experts in rural & urban development, land use & management, sustainable building, architecture & design, placemaking, community & culture building, and policymaking to explore human- and earth-centered development for healthier communities.

Modern media needs to meet people where they are to encourage action and sometimes that means deviating away from the “norm” or establishing new rules entirely. During this interactive workshop we'll dive into the world of modern media with Ronald Young Jr., an acclaimed audio producer and storyteller and Bridget Todd, the digital activist behind iHeartRadio's award-winning podcast, "There Are No Girls on the Internet." The goal of the workshop will be to learn how to identify and capitalize on the exposure and focus cycles relating to causes that are impacting your world. For our first case study, we'll explore Ronald and Bridget's personal experiences as black content creators and the ways in which the landscape shifts constantly based on the public perception of race, particularly during and after the murder of George Floyd in 2020. Be prepared to get involved as we'll dig into other topics and will look to the audience for guidance for other case studies to workshop during our session. What will we talk about... Department of Homeland Security, Space Exploration, The Environment... who knows? Well, maybe you do because you'll be helping to guide this workshop!

Etuaptmumk, also known as Two-Eyed Seeing, is the philosophy of viewing the world from one eye with the strengths of Indigenous ways of knowing, and to see from the other eye with the strengths of Western ways of knowing. Join us as Mi’kmaw elder Albert Marshall, who originated the concept of Etuaptmumk, shares how it serves as a guiding principle for a co-learning journey that harmoniously blends different knowledge systems. In this enlightening discussion moderated by Stephen Posner, PhD, Director of Pathways to Planetary Health with the Garrison Institute, Elder Marshall will be joined by Dr. Cliff Kapono, a PhD scientist, National Science Foundation Fellow and co-founder of the next generation research facility, Mega Lab. Cliff is also a professional surfer and Kanaka Maoli person focused on Indigenous knowledge and activism who embodies the practice of Etuaptmumk—skillfully using both eyes while practicing indigeneity and science for the benefit of all.

Take a beat. Have a drink. Stare at the lake for a little bit. Connect with people from diverse cultures, industries, and worldviews to open doors to fresh perspectives, endless possibilities, and a richer tapestry of ideas. Enjoy eats from local food trucks, delicious drinks, and everything that Mother Nature has to offer up in the “mountain sunset over a lake” department.