The summit · 6–10 October 2026
Most of us can do less for ourselves than our grandparents could.
The work that once happened nearby now runs through distant systems most of us cannot see into.
Thirty seconds on what the week feels like. Sound is off until you turn it on.
The problem
One generation ago, most needs were met nearby.
Food, repairs, building, care, a job, a loan. Most of it now comes from far away, through systems nobody can see into.
In+ter asks one practical question. How much can a household, a street or a town take back?
Was the trade a mistake?
No. It bought cheaper goods and longer lives. It also moved capability out of ordinary hands, and most of us noticed only when something in the chain stopped working.
What interdependence means here
The ordinary arrangement in between.
Interdependence is people who need each other, know it, and organise for it. A neighbour who fixes what you cannot. A neighbour you trust who can care for your kids at short notice.
Not growing your own wheat. A say in who meets your needs.
Who this is for
Every arrangement above is somebody choosing to be depended on, and then turning up. In+ter is for people willing to be depended on.
Still deciding? Voting, voices and the fifteen public spotlight streams are free.
Pillar 01 · Tuesday 6 October
Sovereignty. Choose how you live.
And guard your neighbour's right to do the same. One pillar leads each day, with twelve topics to vote on.
Tuesday 6 October
Pillar 02 · Wednesday 7 October
Belonging. Stay in the room.
The relationships that let us speak plainly, help each other, and feel less alone.
Wednesday 7 October
Pillar 03 · Thursday 8 October
Vitality. Health before the clinic.
Care for your body, mind and spirit: the energy everything else runs on.
Thursday 8 October
Pillar 04 · Friday 9 October
Regeneration. Leave the land more alive.
Than you found it, and it will provide. Land, water, and who pays for the cleanup.
Friday 9 October
Pillar 05 · Saturday 10 October
Prosperity. What counts as enough.
Wealth can be built alone. Built together, it makes more for everyone.
Saturday 10 October
Inside the summit
A conference building, not a video call.
Six rooms, all week, on RingCentral Events. Pick a room to see what happens there.
- What happens
- What is hosted
- What you do
← → walk the rooms · Esc closes
On your computer
The main stage, one speaker, and your questions beside them.
The talk fills the window. Everyone can watch the spotlight stream. Inside the ticketed summit, the rail on the right is where the room talks back: questions, upvotes, one poll at a time, and a box for yours.
Four formats
Every session takes questions from the room.
Panel
Four people who disagree, and a moderator.
Debate
Two sides, one moderator, one question worth arguing.
Interview
One person, one interviewer, time to go deep.
Keynote
One person, then questions from the room.
Where the room reaches
Online, wherever you are.
As tickets are bought, one light per region grows. Every light is tied home to Alberta, where the week is run from.
- 0Alberta
- 0Western Canada
- 0Central & Eastern Canada
- 0United States
- 0Latin America & Caribbean
- 0Europe
- 0Africa
- 0Middle East
- 0Central & South Asia
- 0East Asia
- 0Southeast Asia
- 0Oceania
Disagreement is welcome. Bring curiosity, speak plainly and challenge ideas without humiliating people. Speakers speak for themselves, not for In+ter.
Accountability stays in the room. Openness does not excuse harassment, deception, coercion, hate or dehumanisation. We will not tell you how to vote. In+ter is not a party, a campaign or a candidate.
Make something practical. Leave with people you can call, ideas you can test and one thing you can begin where you live.
The ticket
$55 for the week. The private library is yours after.
Five days, every room and the private replay library. Fifteen spotlight conversations stream free for everyone.