Changing the Narrative: A Pandemic Retrospective and Vision for a New Humanity

We are now approaching the end of a two-year event that has nearly consumed humanity in fearful, fight or flight public health behaviors.
All around us, we have seen people giving up their civil liberties, feeling disempowered, and being abandoned by family and friends. For our global community to move forward, it’s critical we understand the conditions that have galvanized our global consciousness.
Join Dr. Zach Bush and a panel of emerging voices — Aberdeen Violet, Jade Lee, and Paul Walsh — for a retrospective and a look forward into our vision for a new humanity. We start by examining the history of coronavirus pandemics over the last twenty years, exploring their minimal impacts on all cause mortality and global population growth, and contrasting this data with the public health impact of our fear-based reactions to natural systems of biology. We then explore the ways in which our minds and philosophies schism by fear and how trauma impacts our self identity on the individual, community, and global levels. Finally, we consider the application of natural law and practices of love that can unify these fractured identities of humanity.
Tune into this forward-thinking discussion that will eliminate fear and guilt and offer guidance and inspiration to move forward into our full potential. Together, we can chart our next chapter of humanity.