What is the Claremont Process Nexus? A network of organizations and individuals that affirm process-relational ways of understanding and living.

Who belongs to the Nexus? People who share common views and values, and desire to live out those views and values in ways that are beneficial to all.

What is the purpose of the Nexus? To bring together anyone in the process movement from anywhere the world in order to increase communications, facilitate interactions, and deepen relationships between them.

Why join the Nexus? To interact with and learn from like-minded people, contribute to a collaborative endeavor that is mutually beneficial, and belong to a community of communities that affirms that we should live with respect and care for one another and the larger community of life.

CELEBRATING THE LAUNCH

Under the leadership of John Cobb and representatives from the Center for Process Studies, the Institute for Ecological Civilization, Pando Populus, and the Cobb Institute, almost thirty organizations have agreed to participate in a new adventure: the Claremont Process Nexus. In doing so, the Nexus has become a visible example of what Whitehead called the “creative advance into novelty.”

On October 2nd at 10:00 AM Pacific, we're hosting an event to celebrate the launch of the Nexus and the opening of the online platform that will be used to facilitate its aims. Please join us as we mark this important development in the history of the process movement.

RSVP to let us know you're coming and to receive the Zoom meeting information.