ME=WE Hub
Anyone who completes Möbius Making joins the Hub, an online community that keeps practicing together. Through Open Studio, members share how ME=WE is living in their daily lives.
→Some workshops end. Some become communities — groups of people who keep meeting, practicing, and building long after a project is done. This is where they live.
Communities that formed through the practice and kept connecting — some online, some rooted in a place, some still finding their shape. Each is a group of people, not a project.

Anyone who completes Möbius Making joins the Hub, an online community that keeps practicing together. Through Open Studio, members share how ME=WE is living in their daily lives.
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Animators walking alongside Junior Youth groups — building true friendship and supporting young people’s expression. As friendships deepen, animators find their own blind spots and new ways to grow.
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IN-Collectives meet to reflect on their journeys and on how ME=WE practice is developing — consulting one another on real project challenges through a ME=WE lens.
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Those who complete Pathfinder facilitator training join a community that keeps growing, carrying the practice into their own contexts and holding space for others.
→Young people building small bridges in their own neighborhoods. Reaches well beyond the Asia Exchange’s five countries — Canada, the USA, Saudi Arabia, India, and more. Anyone who begins belongs here.
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The group living the one-year ME=WE Asia Exchange — five communities, each practicing in their own place while learning together. Full detail on the Asia Exchange project page.
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Grew out of Food Revolution. A living network of farmers, filmmakers, naturalists, researchers, graduates, and volunteers, still exchanging across locations. Quieter now, but still connected.
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An earlier community of youth across Nepal and the UAE. Not active right now — held in the archive, part of how the practice grew.
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An earlier community of youth across Nepal and the UAE. Not active right now — held in the archive, part of how the practice grew.
→What’s happening across the network — gatherings, festivals, labs, and milestones, newest first. Every update traces back to a community.
A growing network of young people building small bridges in their own neighborhoods.
→Online labs where BridgeBuilders across countries share what they're discovering, every two months.
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The StoryCycle group, led by Saurav Dhakal, is preparing a festival to celebrate the folk stories of Sindhuli village, connecting elders and youth.
→A family-focused community in Yamaguchi City uses music and song to support children's spiritual wellbeing — learning, practicing, and celebrating life together.
→Young people from many nationalities gather for meaningful conversation on virtues and community wellbeing, designing their own neighborhood service projects — a model of belonging that doesn't require sameness.
→Junior Youth animators are becoming an everyday presence in Caotun's schools and neighborhoods, and Möbius Making was delivered in Chinese to high schoolers and teachers — the practice travels across language.
→The living collection of neighbor expressions — every ME=WE story, act, and creation, gathered as separate points of light that form a shape none makes alone.
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