SEI invites the community to engage directly with the board and learn more about current projects, future initiatives, and personalized coaching opportunities.

17 December 2025

Dear Street Epistemology fans,

We’re pleased to announce an upcoming Street Epistemology International Town Hall, scheduled for Sunday, January 25, 2026, at 10:00 AM US Central. Drop this code in Discord to see the date/time converted for your location: <t:1769356800:F>

This live event will be hosted via StreamYard and streamed publicly on the Street Epistemology YouTube channel, giving community members an opportunity to engage directly with the SEI board. The Town Hall is designed to create an open space for questions, feedback, and discussion about SEI’s ongoing efforts to promote Street Epistemology around the world, the projects currently underway, and the initiatives we’re planning for the future.

Community participation is strongly encouraged. Whether you’re curious about SEI’s direction, want to share feedback, or would like clarification about specific programs or priorities, this is your chance to hear directly from the board and contribute to the conversation.

The event will be recorded and archived on the SE YouTube channel, and portions may also be released as a future episode of the Street Epistemology Podcast, making it accessible to those who are unable to attend live. Please manage your camera, microphone, and screen name accordingly.

Coaching Pilot Program: Now Live

As a secondary topic during the Town Hall, we’ll also be discussing the Street Epistemology Coaching Pilot Program, which is now live and available.

This pilot offers a white-glove coaching experience for individuals who want personalized, one-on-one or small-group support tailored to their specific situations, goals, and challenges. While courses, videos, and written resources provide a strong foundation, coaching allows learners to apply Street Epistemology more directly to real-world conversations involving family, friends, colleagues, or deeply personal belief conflicts.

The pilot currently features coaching with longtime SE practitioner Nathan Ferguson (Abstract Activist), whose work emphasizes thoughtful dialogue, reduced defensiveness, and practical skill development grounded in Street Epistemology principles. These offerings are designed to meet people where they are and support meaningful growth through guided reflection and practice.

Coaching options include a free orientation call, structured multi-session programs, mediation-focused sessions, and ongoing mentorship opportunities. The Town Hall will provide a chance to explain how this pilot fits into SEI’s broader vision and how it may evolve based on community feedback and results.

Thank you for your continued support and engagement. We look forward to connecting with many of you at the January Town Hall and to continuing our shared work of building thoughtful, constructive conversations across cultures and communities.

Regards,

Anthony Magnabosco
Executive Director, Street Epistemology International
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