The Readathon
A small, live reading circle for children aged eight to twelve — hosted by an eleven-year-old, powered by play. Ten seats, and a full-month money-back guarantee.
Regen Labs, retreats and circles — the times we gather in one room. Most of our work happens in small groups, and most of it fills quickly. This page is the one place that always shows what is next.
A small, live reading circle for children aged eight to twelve — hosted by an eleven-year-old, powered by play. Ten seats, and a full-month money-back guarantee.
Intergenerational gatherings where strangers become a temporary community — a lived taste of what learning, earning and living feel like when they are held together. You won’t leave transformed. You’ll leave with a reference point.
A Regen Lab for the one who holds the thread no one sees — working real relational tangles in small groups, and learning to see the knot, not the person. We are rebuilding it to run online, so that nobody has to travel to it.
An intergenerational family game morning in Chromepet. Families came together to play Master of Disaster, a board game by Bharat Play, about floods, heatwaves, and the ordinary breakdowns of water and shelter that disasters bring into a home. Twelve at the board.
Our first Climate Week India: documentaries from Tamil Nadu, circles of questions, art and an open mic, at our new space in Chromepet, with our friends from Katchipedu Nook.
Nine families cooked a vegan feast together with Nirmala and Naresh of the Kindness Kitchen movement, and ate it at one table. We walked in as strangers and walked out as one family.
Three family retreats and more than fifty circles, in Chennai and Tiruvannamalai. The photographs, posters and cohorts are all in one place.