COST & SCHOLARSHIPS
What does it cost to attend Web of Change?
All prices listed below are in U.S. dollars.
Tuition: $595
Accommodations, including meals, fees, and taxes:
- Indoor Sleeping Bag Space with Shared Bathroom: $475
- Bunk Bed in Dorm Room with Shared Bathroom: $775
- Shared Room: $1,075
- Premium Shared Room: $1,200
- Premium Single Room with Private Bathroom: $2,300
Bus Transportation (round trip) to Esalen from San Francisco: Approximately $150; final cost to be determined
SCHOLARSHIPS
In 2015, Web of Change gave away more than $35,000 in scholarships. Scholarships will be available again in 2016 because we want successful applicants to be able to attend the conference, regardless of their ability to pay.
the application period has ended. You can still apply, but you may be placed on the wait list. your application will be reviewed as space becomes available. APPLY NOW.
What It's All About
Web of Change is where diverse leaders working at the frontiers of technology and social change come to up their game. Over five days, we candidly share front-line campaign experiences, reflect deeply on our impact and find the network and meaning we need to do transformational work. Web of Change balances professional development and technical skills sharing with relationship building.
“Being at Web of Change reminds you why you do this work, and that you’re not alone.”
“The people doing this work are badass, brilliant and brave. If it’s possible to make change, these are the people who will be able to do it.”
The Esalen Experience
Esalen Institute in Big Sur California is 27-acres of Pacific coastline paradise. At Esalen, we've found a remarkable, remote natural setting that's just a few hours drive from San Francisco and an hour from the Monterey Airport.
Esalen is a retreat center devoted to cultivating deep change in self and society. Watch this video to experience some of Esalen's great beauty.
Esalen provides accessible accommodation for guests with disabilities, though some property access can be difficult.
“It was such a gift to spend time at Esalen.”