Float, or the Funding Lab for Open Agroecological Technologies, is at its core a protocol or process designed to get resources directly into the hands of community-led, open agroecological innovators. In this session, participants can expect a deep dive into Float, a space for Q&A.

How do we transition from intense technical, political, and social alignment into long-term, sustained action? Closing out the D:Food/Web track, this 60-minute session steps away from structured presentations to harvest the collective wisdom generated over the last four days. Grounded in a live, community-drawn canvas co-created by participants throughout the week, this closing circle blends intuitive art with structured dialogue. Led by Jenni Ottilie Keppler alongside the track co-organizers, we will look back at our shared journey—from ethical tech frameworks and data sovereignty to somatic intelligence and AI curiosity engines—to map out our collective horizons, solidify cross-border partnerships, and anchor our work in a spirit of shared joy and resilience.