COLLECTIVE TRAUMA SUMMIT

Collective Trauma Summit 2023

Learn how to address individual, ancestral, and collective trauma from 60+ speakers, artists, and visionaries

THIS SUMMIT IS HOSTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE POCKET PROJECT.

From September 26 – October 4, we’ll bring together over 60 speakers to explore how to heal unresolved traumas in ourselves and our communities. The Summit is hosted by Thomas Hübl, Teacher, Author of Attuned and Healing Collective Trauma, and Founder of the Academy of Inner Science. Last year’s event attracted over 100,000 participants from around the world, with 140 countries represented.

60+ Speakers to Teach, Guide, and Encourage You

Learn from teachers, coaches, authors, artists, activists, and leading experts in trauma, self-care, health & wellness, mindfulness, and more. The speakers bring a cross-disciplinary vision and curiosity in order to uncover connections that illuminate new pathways for innovation and for healing.

Insights, Inspiration, and Actionable Practices

Deep conversations on the most pressing issues of our time that illuminate the root causes of trauma and help us create a global healing response system. Poets, musicians, and artists will provide another gateway to deep reflection, inspiration, and healing.

There is no cost to attend!

Watch this conversation between Thomas Hübl & Kosha Joubert:

Every year, the summit hosts this conversation to provide updates to everyone supporting and engaging with the work of the Pocket Project:

In this informative discussion, Thomas Huebl speaks with Pocket Project CEO Kosha Joubert about:

Developing the tools to go beyond the ‘invisible trauma’ ceilings in our communities and institutions
How integrating trauma leads to post-traumatic learning, resilience, and prevention
On-the-ground trauma work being done with universities, research and policy institutions, organizations, climate conventions, and humanitarian crisis areas

By developing projects that can improve our relationality, collaboration and contradicting perspectives, we restore our creativity to respond to the planetary challenges. The Pocket Project is one of the places where we come together to create a global healing movement.

COLLECTIVE TRAUMA ONLINE SUMMIT 2022

In 2021 Thomas Hübl hosted 45+ experts on the topic of collective trauma including pioneering psychotherapists, neuroscientists, Indigenous elders and activists, acclaimed poets and authors, climate scientists and so many more to respond to the growing recognition that our individual, ancestral, and collective trauma are ALL interconnected and affect all aspects of our lives and actively working towards practical solutions. How can we take action? How can we create circumstances for integration and restoration? We explored the potential for healing with speaker talks, live online events, and poetry readings, as well as movement practices, integration sessions, guided contemplation, and panel discussions.

COLLECTIVE TRAUMA ONLINE SUMMIT 2021

COLLECTIVE TRAUMA ONLINE SUMMIT 2020

In 2020 Thomas Hübl, with co-hosts Laura Calderon de la Barca, Kosha Joubert and Robin Alfred, engaged 40+ experts on the topic of collective trauma, including leading psychotherapists, neuroscientists, indigenous wisdom keepers, biologists, artists, poets and professors. This 10-day global event offered compelling conversations that left people more trauma-informed and inspired. We explored the potential for healing personal, intergenerational, and collective trauma with speakers and talks, as well as poetry, meditation, and music. The summit was brought to you by Inner Science LLC, in partnership with the Pocket Project.

COLLECTIVE TRAUMA ONLINE SUMMIT 2019

In 2019 (October 12-20, 2019), the Pocket Project co-hosted the first 9-day Collective Trauma Summit. The event was free to attend and included inspiring talks from 29 leading visionaries, psychotherapists, mediators, researchers, and peacemakers. Thomas Hübl and the co-hosts Kosha Joubert, Robin Alfred and Terry Patten engaged in compelling conversations with cultural influencers to advance understanding, inspire dialogue and explore the potential for healing personal, intergenerational and collective trauma.

The event was the first of its kind and had an enormous impact, connecting more than 52,000 people in 176 countries in interdisciplinary discourse. The intention to spark a dialogue and initiate a global exchange process led to an expansion of awareness of collective trauma and the initiation of the next level of restoration work.

COLLECTIVE TRAUMA SUMMIT