Tuesday, March 24
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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About
**Healthy Human Culture** (HHC) is a framework and embodied approach developed by Sophy Banks that integrates insights from systems thinking, modern psychology and wisdom traditions. It supports you with insights and practices that can deepen your understanding of human dynamics from the individual to the global. It explores why people often create harm even when they don’t mean to and how we might change course to develop healthier practice and relationships. Awareness brings power, allowing us to weave new stories in our families, workplaces and systems.
We invite you to our introductory workshop, exploring the movement towards more health and a more alive world.
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In this workshop, we'll create a supportive space to:
Tuesday, March 24th, 18:00 UK / 10:00 US Pacific / 20:00 East Africa. Please click here to check your local time.
We are aiming to make this work accessible and offer tickets on a sliding scale. We trust you to choose a contribution that matches your personal situation.

Dita is dedicated to regeneration, of people and land. She convenes and holds spaces for deep inquiry and composting. She’s walking and sharing the path where both grieving and joyous hope nourish thriving for self and others. She invites the wisdom of the physical world, of our bodies and the life around us, to support the development and strengthening of return paths to health. Health of culture, of our selves, of the land.
Read more at Rewilding Soil and Soul.

Theresa is a facilitator, community weaver, and regenerative culture practitioner. She has been studying and growing Healthy Human Culture since 2021, applying its principles to projects ranging from Climate Activism to Mothers Circles.
With over a decade of experience in supporting projects working towards systems change, Theresa is committed to nurturing resilience and belonging — especially in times of transition and complexity. Her work is rooted in somatic wisdom, collective care, and the rhythms of life in transition, —whether personal, cultural, or ecological.
Read more at theresafend.com.
We are looking forward to sharing this work with you!
Dita Vizoso & Theresa Fend