Questions, answered plainly.

A five-day online summit, 6 to 10 October 2026, about the five pillars that bring us together: Sovereignty, Belonging, Vitality, Regeneration and Prosperity. No one perspective is enough. The week brings different people into the same conversation through panels, debates, interviews, keynotes and time to meet each other.

Entirely online, on RingCentral Events. There is no venue and no travel. You can join from anywhere.

10:00 to 20:00 Alberta time, every day. Sessions run in more than one room at a time, so there is always a choice of what to walk into.

Yes. Every summit session is recorded. Ticket holders can replay the full week in the private library, because nobody can be in every room at once. The fifteen spotlight conversations are also streamed live for everyone and kept public on YouTube.

Fifteen public spotlight conversations are chosen by public vote from sixty topics, three from each pillar. The full summit programme goes deeper. Speakers are named on the site as they confirm, and not before. We would rather have an empty space than a name we cannot stand behind. Most sessions are a moderated panel: four people and a moderator, who see things differently and turn up anyway. Speakers speak for themselves, not for In+ter.

The top three conversations in each pillar become public main-stage spotlights. Pick three per pillar, fifteen in all, then open the private link we email you. Voting opens 12 September.

No. Voting is free and independent of any ticket purchase. You can also watch the fifteen spotlight conversations live, free. Entering the full summit and accessing its private replay library require a ticket. One vote per verified email address, with no account and no password. A receipt email follows your vote.

Yes. Change your picks until 26 September.

Because a pillar people care less about would be drowned out by a louder one, and the week would tilt. Every pillar gets its own three. It also means you never have to choose between, say, water and mental health, which sit in different pillars, so you can back both.

A person reads it. If it fits, it goes on the public ballot like any other topic. If not, you get a short reply saying why.

On 12 September. We are inviting speakers and taking submissions now, while holding live information back until that date. The vote, voices wall, art contest updates, pay-it-forward board and first speaker cards begin appearing together. After that, a card goes up for each person as they confirm.

In+ter builds the full programme and approaches the speakers. The public vote chooses which fifteen conversations are spotlighted on the main stage. We do not sell slots, and partners have no influence over the vote.

Two things in the design limit it: three picks per pillar, so no single interest can take every spotlight, and the vote chooses the public spotlights rather than the whole programme. We also rate-limit and screen submissions.

What does interdependence mean to you, in 200 characters? Send it now with your first name and region. The first public responses appear on 12 September.

Yes. An entry goes up the moment it passes a plain-language filter that screens for swearing, vulgarity and violence. If the filter stops yours, you are told the rule so you can edit it and send it again.

Attacks on a person, group, faith or community. Slurs, harassment or threats. Advertising. Medical, legal or financial claims stated as fact. Anything telling people how to vote on anything. If yours comes down you get one plain sentence saying which of those applied.

Obvious typos only, never the meaning.

Yes, any time. Write to [email protected] and it comes down. You do not have to give a reason. Your own email address is never published and never sold.

No. People describe themselves in their own words, and In+ter does not verify them. The wall says so where you read it.

Online only, from any device. Every session is recorded, so ticket holders can watch afterwards. Need something to take part? Ask early; access requests go to the top of the queue. Get in touch.

Live closed captions can translate every session into 40 languages. Every recording is edited afterwards, so you can watch at your own pace. We would rather be asked early than get it wrong in October.

Use the contact page and pick what it is about, so it reaches the right person. If your question is about a charge, RingCentral handles registration and payment, but we can still help. Say so and we will chase it.

As little as we can: your email if you join the list; your words, first name, region and email if you add your voice; your votes if you vote.

Registration details come to us from RingCentral, who handle the payment. In+ter never sees your card. If you arrive through a link with a referral code, the code is kept in your browser so it can be recorded against a ticket you buy; it is not linked to you and we do not use it for anything else.

Voices entries are checked by an automated filter that screens for swearing, vulgarity and violence, and go up the moment they pass. A person can take down anything that breaks the published rules after the fact. Submitted ballot topics are different: a person reads every one before it joins the ballot. Your email address is not sent to the filter.

Only about the thing you did, unless you ticked the box asking for updates. Those are two separate choices and we keep them separate. Every form on this site keeps the marketing box unticked, and it is never a condition of anything.

No.