FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
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Current answers
What can I do now?
What is In+ter?
In+ter brings people with different views into live, moderated conversations about what we need from one another. The first Summit took place in October 2026; the next is confirmed for 2–3 December. An early member pilot is open to eligible paid Summit guests, with more features in development.
What is happening next?
The next online Summit is 2–3 December 2026, 10:00–20:00 Alberta time each day. See confirmed dates and current details. Programme and participation details will be published as they are confirmed.
What does a December ticket include?
The $22 CAD ticket covers both days and the Expo. The 25 October replays are an optional addition at checkout for $7–$22 CAD. Compare December tickets.
Can I watch for free or see October replays?
Yes. Browse free previews and the full October collection, or open your replay library if you already have access.
What can I do in the member pilot?
Eligible paid Summit guests can choose a two-month trial. Introductions, an opt-in directory, and a shared feed are available now. Topic rooms, session conversations, project spaces, and messaging are still in development. See access and trial details.
02 · About In+ter
Not a party. Not a church.
Is this political?
In+ter hosts moderated conversations where people with different views can hear each other and reach their own conclusions. Read the team’s visions.
Is sovereignty a political position?
Sovereignty here asks who has a say and how people can act together at the scale of a household, a street, or a town.
Who is behind In+ter?
A small group in Alberta, working with a wider circle of contributors. Who we are.
Do I have to agree, and are there boundaries?
You do not have to agree. Several sessions are built as conversations between people who see things differently. Speakers speak for themselves, not for In+ter. Welcoming disagreement does not mean anything goes: harassment, deception, coercion, hate, violence and dehumanisation are outside the room.
Is it religious?
No.
03 · Replays and membership
What is available now?
Can I still buy a Summit ticket?
The October Summit has ended, but tickets for our next online Summit on 2–3 December 2026 are available for $22 CAD. That includes both days and the Expo. You can add the complete October replay library for $7–$22 CAD at checkout, or buy the replays on their own. Choose your December ticket.
When can I watch the replay library?
You can explore the 25 recorded sessions now. Choose $7–$22 CAD for full access. Once payment is confirmed, sign in with your purchase email and start watching.
What does Foundational membership include?
For $111 CAD, it includes the full October replay library, Summits for one year from signup, special invitations, and Foundational meetings where members help shape what we build.
Where can October attendees leave feedback?
The anonymous attendee survey is separate from the purchase pages.
I bought a ticket to the first Summit. What now?
Your October ticket and the new offers are separate. For help with your existing purchase, contact us.
I had a ticket to the October Summit. How can I get help?
Contact the team with your question about your existing ticket or event access.
Does the new replay purchase give me access now?
Yes, once Stripe confirms your payment. We’ll email your access link. You can also visit your library and request a one-time sign-in link with the email you used at checkout.
05 · Speakers
People make the conversation.
Can I suggest a conversation?
Yes. Tell us what is missing. A person reads every suggestion. Sending an idea does not place it in the programme.
Where can I learn about the speakers?
Read their published profiles on the speakers page. The programme also opens a short profile from each speaker name.
Who picks the speakers?
In+ter builds the programme and approaches the speakers. We do not sell speaking slots, and partners do not decide who speaks.
Does a published profile confirm a session?
A profile means the speaker's details are ready to share. The programme records who spoke when.
06 · Voices
Two hundred characters, in your own words.
What is it?
What does interdependence mean to you, in 200 characters? Post with your first name and permission to publish. You can add your region if you like. Responses appear on the Voices wall as soon as they pass the filter.
Does it go up automatically?
Yes. An entry goes up the moment it passes a plain-language filter that screens for swearing, vulgarity and violence. If the filter stops yours, you are told the rule so you can edit it and send it again.
What comes down?
Attacks on a person, group, faith or community. Slurs, harassment or threats. Advertising. Medical, legal or financial claims stated as fact. Anything telling people how to vote on anything.
Will you edit my words?
Obvious typos only, never the meaning.
Can I take it down?
Yes, any time. Write to voices@interdependence.works and it comes down. You do not have to give a reason.
Do you verify who people are?
No. People describe themselves in their own words, and In+ter does not verify them. The wall says so where you read it.
07 · Pay it forward
Help someone take part.
Can I still pay a ticket forward?
Yes. You can fund a December Summit place or October replay access. Pay it forward or ask for a funded place.
09 · Access
Need access help? Get in touch.
Is it accessible?
The first Summit took place online, including on the RingCentral Events phone app. Recorded conversations are available in the replay library. Need help with access or a future offering? Get in touch.
Captions and translation
The October platform offered live captions and translation. Recorded conversations are available in our replay library. If you need captions or other access support, please get in touch.
What if I need help?
Contact the In+ter team for help with payment or access. Stripe handles current payments. If you’re asking about the October Summit registration, tell us that so we can find the right record.
10 · Your information
As little as we can, and never sold.
What do you collect?
As little as we can: your email if you join the list; your words, first name and optional region if you add your voice.
Where does it go?
Stripe processes payments for current offers. RingCentral handled registration for the first October Summit. In+ter never sees your card. If you arrive through a link with a referral code, the code is kept in your browser so it can be recorded against a ticket you buy; it is not linked to you and we do not use it for anything else.
Voices entries are checked by an automated filter that screens for swearing, vulgarity and violence, and go up the moment they pass. A person can take down anything that breaks the published rules after the fact.
Will you email me?
Voices shows confirmation on the page. For other forms that ask for an email address, we email you about the thing you did unless you separately sign up for updates about upcoming In+ter offerings or tick an updates box. We keep those choices separate. Updates are never a condition of a purchase or another form submission, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Do you sell my information?
No.
Past Summit
October 2026 archive
Find past details about the first Summit, its programme and the art contest. Open the October Summit archive.
October Summit archive
Two days online, from Alberta.
What is In+ter?
In+ter is an ongoing conversation network built around moderated Summits and practical work between gatherings. The first Summit was a two-day online event, 7 and 8 October 2026, across five themes: Sovereignty, Belonging, Vitality, Regeneration and Prosperity. See how conversation works.
Is it online or in person?
The first Summit took place entirely online, on RingCentral Events. There was no physical venue.
When did sessions run?
10:00 to 20:00 Alberta time, on both days. That is 9:00 to 19:00 in Vancouver, 12:00 to 22:00 in Toronto and 17:00 to 03:00 the next morning in London. · Sessions ran in more than one room at a time.
Was it recorded?
Yes. The first Summit was recorded where speakers agreed. Explore the 25 recorded sessions in our replay library.
Who spoke at the first Summit?
Meet the first Summit speakers on the speakers page. The programme records who spoke when. Speakers speak for themselves, not for In+ter.
04 · Programme
Two days. One programme to explore.
What does the programme show?
The two-day programme records the sessions and speakers from the October 2026 Summit.
How do I explore the five pillars?
Each session has a colour for its main pillar. Use the pillar controls to highlight conversations that interest you. The full schedule remains visible, including sessions that touch more than one pillar.
What time zone are the session times in?
All times are Alberta time (MDT, UTC−6). On the programme, pick "Your time" or any place to see your own.
Does a programme listing mean there is a replay?
The programme records the October sessions. The replay library shows which recorded conversations are available to watch.
08 · October art archive
The first art contest has closed.
What is the art contest?
The October 2026 contest invited people to show what interdependence looks like to them. Entries closed on 4 October. Read the archived invitation.
What happens to my art?
Accepted work could be shown during the October Summit with its creator credited. Your work stays yours; you can ask us to take it down.
When do entries open and close?
Entries closed on 4 October 2026. There is no current art submission form or announced new contest. There was no cash prize.
Stuck for an idea?
The October invitation suggested a garden shared over a fence, a long table, or a repaired thing that stays repaired. The contest is closed, but you can still share a short thought on the Voices wall.
Changed your mind?
Write to art@interdependence.works and your entry is withdrawn, or your shown work comes down. No reason needed, and no questions.