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Hi Project Phoenix community, 10 years ago, it started in a living room.Just a few people willing to have honest conversations, even when it wasn’t easy. Last week, I stood in that same space again with Mark Anderson (watch his video below).And it brought back a lot… So here it is: 10 years of Project Phoenix, in 10 things we’ve seen and learned. 1. Big things can start in small rooms. 2. You don’t need to be an expert to begin, just willing. 3. Honest conversations change re

A small invitation for the season ahead — connection over productivity In a world that feels tense, divided, and overwhelming at times, remembering how to stay connected to life and to each other, might be one of the most important things we can do. March always feels like a quiet turning point. Winter has a way of slowing us down. It invites reflection, rest, and sometimes sitting with things we’ve been moving too quickly to notice. And then, almost quietly, something shif

In January 2016, a small group of younger and older Unificationists gathered in Phoenix, Arizona with a simple but hopeful goal: to imagine a new kind of educational experience—one that truly met people where they were. It didn’t take long to realize something important. There was a significant gap between our experiences, expectations, and assumptions about one another. So instead of rushing into planning, we chose a different path. For several days, we simply listened. With