In the name of the Beloved—As-Sakina, the Shahinah, the indwelling Presence of love.

In gratitude to the One who brings us together and parts us with purpose, who lights the sparks, who flows the rivers, I give thanks for this moment, for Her presence, and for the love moving through us.

Welcome, wonderers & wanderers

We’ve met in some mysterious, whimsical way. Where will this mystery lead us?

Already, it’s been quite the journey.

We walk with the weight and wisdom of our ancestors — seven generations behind us marked in our DNA and, as our Indigenous teachers remind us, seven generations ahead.

We carry the resilience, memory and vision of countless generations.

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And now, here we are.

In this era of polycrisis—when so much is unraveling at once — connection itself is resilience. An a quiet act of defiance against despair.

Perhaps our paths crossing is not an accident at all, but a gentle nudge from the universe, reminding us that even in the storm, there are threads of belonging.

So take a breath, settle in, and let’s wander together into what’s possible.

Life has carried me on its currents to this moment.

Along the way I’ve gathered wisdom from elders, movements, and companions, learning to flow with both beauty and brokenness.

What I carry now are offerings of resilience, belonging, creation, and care that I love to share with others.

On a Journey of Grief & Gratitude

We need to be a bridge between the past and the future.

Through the composting and the creation.

Here’s how I practice.

Becoming & Belonging

What I’m offering to us.

Community Building

The art of community building is essential for this time where we must collectively listen and respond to what is needed.

Companionship

Companionship reminds us we don’t have to walk alone—someone walks beside us, listening for the deeper story, holding space as the path unfolds.

Creativity

What can we create from what is crumbling? Imagination meets structure, and together we craft strategies that breathe life into what longs to be.

  • “Alison is one of those rare role models you find yourself learning from with each interaction, because of the way they interact with the web of life. Intentional and deep, with humility and levity, Alison is among the first I reach out to for support navigating big choices in these dynamic times.”

    Andrew Dunn, School of Wise Innovation

  • "“Alison lives a mystical life. Her guidance is both visionary and grounded, helping people flourish with integrity and compassion. In my own journey, she illuminated an opportunity to deepen my art practice which created a shift that expanded my audience and strengthened my offerings. Through her support, I’ve discovered more of my creative path and found greater purpose, and joy.”

    Rebecca Michaelson

  • “Alison laid strategic tracks to help this startup accelerate into a much bigger thing. She’s brilliant at understanding the future and organising a company today to have maximum success tomorrow. Aside from her pro skills, she’s also deeply empathic, understanding and a great fit for purpose driven companies”

    Yusuf Omar - founder of SEEN

  • Alison brought balance and clarity to our team, tackling daunting challenges with strategic insight and a creative, patient approach. Her passion, kindness, and care for our staff made it a true pleasure to work with her.

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  • “A brilliant creative professional with the ability to create big picture concepts and then break those concepts down into real world plans. Alison's high-level technical abilities and skills include web design, graphic design, social media, writing and event planning and creation.”

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  • “Alison has been a pleasure to work with time and time again. She is communicative, organized, creative, and well-connected. She is dependable and is able to execute projects from A to Z successfully and efficiently. I have invited her to speak to delegations on several occasions and she has charmed leaders with her compassion and personality.”

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