The theme for this session is Between stories - those moments when we sense we have outgrown the identity and life that we have been inhabiting, but have not yet settled into the new story of who we are becoming.

We'll respond to passages from Rebecca Solnit and Sophie Strand exploring this theme through the metaphor of the hermit crab, with a bonus reading from Isabel J. Kim.

Step beyond the Western world of clock-time to explore diverse human and more-than-human ways of understanding and experiencing time. How does our perception of time shape our attention and what we value? How does the natural world keep a record of history? What if we traced time as maps instead of clocks and calendars? How long is now? Is time money? Does time march steadily onward, or does it open to create moments of potential?

We'll hear writings from Jenny Odell, Jonathon Keats, and Daniel Stern that invite us to dwell on our own relationship with time.

The theme for this session is Between stories - those moments when we sense we have outgrown the identity and life that we have been inhabiting, but have not yet settled into the new story of who we are becoming.

We'll respond to passages from Rebecca Solnit and Sophie Strand exploring this theme through the metaphor of the hermit crab.