Introducing the Prosocial Commons @ProSocialWorld
Introducing the Prosocial Commons  @ProSocialWorld
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This introductory webinar introduces the Prosocial Commons.

What is the ProSocial Commons?

It provides a way for you to both support and become engaged with PW. Support includes financial support, although it can be anything within your means, and exemptions based on need are possible, so there are no financial barriers to becoming involved.

Engagement includes a broad range of co-created activities that support PW in ways that are fulfilling for you. What is your passion for changing the world in a positive direction? No matter how you answered this question (health, education, climate change, biodiversity, equity….) or your current capacity as a change agent (a teenager, a parent, a clergy member, a philanthropist, a professor, a director of a nonprofit, a corporate CEO, a spiritual seeker…) you can pursue your passion more effectively by seeing it as a process of evolution and working within the cultural ecosystem that we are helping to create.

Activities can include:
- Online cafés, discussion groups, and book clubs.
- Learning journeys, for deepening your knowledge about evolutionary science and its many implications.
- Action labs, for accomplishing concrete goals that the group has agreed upon.
- Volunteer teams that utilize your talents to develop PW as an organization.

The PC is designed to be a social experience, not just a digital experience. You will immediately begin meeting with current members, either individually or in small groups, for an introduction and exploration of common interests.

Learn more here: thisviewoflife.com/introducing-the-prosocial-commons
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