Firekeeping

Fire

What Are Firekeepers and What is Firekeeping?

Firekeepers are trusted stewards who help co-hold the ethical, relational, and emotional field of our inquiry process. Their role is attentional and relational: they help tend the ‘fire’ of shared purpose, collective care, and respectful dialogue. Firekeepers listen deeply, speak authentically, and stay connected to our shared core values of kinship, dignity, and interdependence, including with the more-than-human.

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World Ethic Forum Firekeeper Process 2025

Looking back to the 2025 Firekeeper Gathering: On Kinship as Shared Aliveness

The 2025 Firekeeper Circle Gathering invited participants into living practices of kinship:  ways of being together that transcend language. Together, we inhabited our calling question through presence, ritual, and attentiveness, exploring how kinship can be felt and practised in the spaces between humans, more-than-humans, and the unseen, not as an abstract notion, but as a lived, embodied, rhythmic and continually renewed relationship with the web of life.

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