INP workshops are built around the idea that narrative competence is developed through direct experience, not instruction. Each format creates conditions for genuine inquiry — where participants work with real situations, real tensions, and real questions.
Whether you join for a two-hour taster or a week-long intensive, the underlying intention is the same: to create the conditions where something can genuinely move.
A narrative practice of transition
The narratives that have held our societies together have become fragile. Those about progress, growth, and the direction of the future no longer provide a sense of direction. And you can feel it: in organizations, in political spheres, and in your own decisions. What happens when the narratives themselves turn to ruins?
At Work in the Ruins creates a framework for reflection and discussion on how we can maintain our own creative space in times of uncertainty and dying systems.
