Each seeding dialogue session featured a basic design composed of a buffet style lunch for participants, 1 hour of reading circles and shared dialogue together, and one hour of skill shares involving crafts that complimented the nature of the reading or dialogue. Within each session, the facilitators developed a heightened awareness of the power dynamics inherent in various modalities of information sharing - ultimately settling on the distribution of zines as a condensed take-away for content rather than powerpoint or screen-based lecture. 

The bold injection of creative, hands-on arts projects and the digestion of delicious food heightened the memorable moments of connection, contemplation, and critical discussion each of the session's reading assignments offered. Several participants were recurrent visitors and made it a priority to engage in all three sessions - others stopped in for part or all of the experience. Some people came for the reading content while others were motivated by the opportunity to do their favorite craft — regardless of why participants showed up to the circles, each learned something new in an empowered and supportive way that came directly from being in community with one another.