Beth Tener is a facilitator and designer of group experiences, who helps changemakers working for a common purpose to collaborate and grow strong supportive communities. Her passion is to bring people together in ways that unlock and ignite personal, group, and community potential.

Her facilitation helps to free people of the oppressions and limitations we’ve inherited to allow our human creativity and mutual care to flourish. Her work with changemakers draws on 30 years of experience as an organizational change consultant and sustainability educator, working on issues such as climate change, racial equity, and community development.

She created the initiative Kinship – as a hub to amplify the power of community, offering people exceptional experiences of what is possible in a group. Beth hosts the Living Love podcast, featuring stories of how kinship and collaboration help us navigate change.

Beth is currently the Community Artist-in-Residence at Green Acre in Eliot, Maine, practicing the art of activating community. She co-hosts the SeaCHANGE Conference exploring how we can use the arts for healing and social change. She facilitates a group process called constellations, which support a person to work through challenges to find clarity and movement.