Each day we will focus on a different class of the Animal Kingdom (Animalia). We will highlight the interconnectedness and cooperation that is important to all life on Earth: from insects, birds and mammals big and small, including us!

Over the course of our time together at DWeb Camp, we will grow the “The Tree of Life” and consider our "kinship" with nature.

Wild Webs of Care is a participatory installation, resting space, and ritual environment, mapping our message through vibes and embodiment, rather than explanation.

Visitors enter a space woven with spider web geometry: threads radiating from a central altar outward to the edges, where alternative hardware waits to be touched and tested. Practitioners of embodied care (massage, acupressure, somatic work) tend to bodies throughout the day. A bell rings, and for 5-10 minutes, a facilitator gathers whoever is present for a short spark rooted in the West African story of Anansi and how might we take back control of our narratives.