Connective Gatherings
We believe in-person gatherings are an act of resistance – a way to maintain our humanity and connection in a world that seems far from humane and connected.
Gathering (noun): a coming together of people in a group
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Support for Your Gatherings
Does your organization seek to bring people together around an idea, campaign, cause, or simply to listen?
we can help dream up, design, and develop gatherings that center humanity and build community.
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Join a COS Gathering
connecting our stories hosts gatherings in our space throughout the year. we meet to reflect, ideate, learn, and grow together.
we add new topics all the time. past topics include:
“living & working intentionally”
“courage from the heart”
“identifying our values”
“finding joy in small doses”
“untangling work and worth”
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Request a COS-Themed Talk
Could your people benefit from some shared time and space? To listen and reflect together, building trust and familiarity along the way?
COS can come to you with inspiring gathering content and a spirit of belonging.
Join our COS Gatherings Email List
We send out invitations for in-person Austin offerings every few months. We know one of our topics will speak to you.
We hope to see you soon.
COS Gatherings Feedback
“I valued the structure with a focus and the balance of authentic sharing, connecting, and learning. I really enjoyed the diverse group of participants.”
— KA
“I so appreciated the care and detail that went into both the invitation and to the welcome at the gathering. It was such an inviting space to enter into and I knew exactly what to expect.”
— KN
“. . . just loved the intentionality and the thought-providing experience. I reflected and shared about this experience with some of my friends..”
— EE
“The way this program unfolded was like reading a good novel. The author of this community event had planned in advance how the topics would unfold, and the order in which they did, the gravity with which they flowed, was an unveiling of wisdom and heart for all that were in the room.”
— MK