OpenLev: Soulful Community Co-Working @ House of Yes

Reimagine what it means to bring your whole self to work, and join us for OpenLev Brooklyn’s Soulful Community Co-Working pop-up at House of Yes on Wednesday, September 18th!

• Start the day by setting intentions and be held accountable by a supportive community.
• Ground yourself with optional meditation and somatic movement sessions.
• Communal lunch with a delicious homemade meal [make sure you book the lunch option when you purchase], and optional tea and cacao breaks.

We’re building something radical. It’s a co-working community that nurtures our humanity and integrates our whole self into the workday. OpenLev is part of a movement that champions connection over isolation, intentionally aligns our days with our values, and infuses meaning and purpose into our work. We dream of a world where the technology of ancestral wisdom is relevant and accessible to all. Where wellness and healthy balance shape our work, and where diversity and creativity are celebrated in a place of belonging.

This event is geared toward people who can work remotely or have a project to work on. We recommend that you schedule your day accordingly to attend the opening intention setting at 9am and the community check-out at 4:30pm (all other offerings are fully optional). If you’re unable to attend the full day or the cost is prohibitive, please send a note to [email protected] and we’ll work to accommodate (NOTAFLOF: no one turned away for lack of funds).

We have a limited number of slots available for this session. If you aren’t able to make it this time, you can join our mailing list and we'll keep you posted on future soulful community co-working events!

OpenLev's values are derived from the overlap between ancient Jewish wisdom and the slightly more modern Burning Man Principles. By showing up at OpenLev, you are agreeing to respect the following values:

• Radical Inclusion: Welcoming all people as valuable parts of our community.
• Generosity: Giving without expecting anything in return.
• Participation: Leaning into new relationships and activities.
• Personal Growth: Commitment to our own work of the heart.
• Authenticity: Vulnerable and truthful self-expression.

Host or Publisher Benjamin Richman