WORKSHOPS FOR THE STILL-EMBODIED
Practice being useful to one another.
Real, practical formats from the fictional KHH field office. Choose one, gather humans for one to five hours, and let technology do the paperwork quietly.
Manual Monday
Restore a basic service without automated coordination: water, heat, light, food, or neighbor check-ins.
2 hours · teams of 6–18 →02The Named Human Lab
Map one automated decision and find the person who can pause it, explain it, and repair harm.
90 minutes · organizations →03Human Hours Host School
Welcome strangers, establish consent, run an activity, close well, and create the next date.
3 hours · new hosts →04Backyard Abundance
Build a four-container garden, plan the weekly ritual, and share the first harvest.
3 hours · outdoors →05Comedy Without an Algorithm
Curate a room, brief performers, protect risk-taking, and let local jokes remain local.
2 hours · producers →06Porch Stage Bootcamp
Create a fair, neighbor-friendly music event with sound, access, artist pay, and weather plans.
3 hours · hosts & artists →07Boxing & Boundaries
Footwork, bag rounds, controlled partner drills, explicit consent, and no simulated leaderboard.
75 minutes · qualified coach →08Breath, Sound & Stillness
Facilitated breathwork and listening with screening, opt-outs, lower-intensity versions, and no miracle claims.
60 minutes · qualified facilitator →09Repair Café Coach Training
Diagnose beside the owner, narrate the work, state limits, and make knowledge transferable.
4 hours · makers →10The Unoptimized Meeting
Reach a human decision without prediction, sentiment analysis, invisible ranking, or six follow-up dashboards.
90 minutes · civic groups →11Emergency Human Fallback
Run a tabletop failure: lost network, bad recommendation, wrong identity, unavailable robot, accountable response.
2 hours · institutions →12Make Culture, Don’t Stream It
Plan a season of music, comedy, stories, movement, meals, and festivals where audiences become participants.
2.5 hours · neighborhoods →Every workshop leaves something behind.
A working skill, a named human owner, a public date, a repaired object, a planted bed, a safer process, or two people who now know each other's names. Attendance is not an outcome.
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