is a visionary, author, and public conversationalist growing a garden of healing ideas. adrienne is a NYT-bestselling writer and editor whose 12 books have been translated into multiple languages across the globe. adrienne is a sought-after speaker, a ritual singer-songwriter, and co-creator/host of How to Survive the End of the World podcast with Autumn Brown.


adrienne’s authentic ability to connect, transform, and inspire those she comes into contact with makes her an in-demand guest for conferences, universities, and special events. Instead of the traditional arrangement with a guest speaking at the audience, adrienne cultivates conversations with community members to “learn in public” together and allow for the magic of emergence.
“amb treated the students so beautifully and we were all so deeply honored to spend an hour with such a gracious and humble person who give so much of themselves to so many people. adrienne is so adept at providing insights, caring for other humans, and being a resource that she modeled for us what it is like to experience people who engage in a liberatory praxis in all settings.”
– Mount Holyoke
“amb treated the students so beautifully and we were all so deeply honored to spend an hour with such a gracious and humble person who give so much of themselves to so many people. adrienne is so adept at providing insights, caring for other humans, and being a resource that she modeled for us what it is like to experience people who engage in a liberatory praxis in all settings.”
Explore the Garden of Ideas, a living archive of adrienne’s work. Wander the paths of Emergent Strategy, Radical Imagination, Pleasure Activism, and more to gather and share tools, rituals, and seeds for inspiration and liberatory practice.