A PERSONAL INVITATION

We are thrilled to invite you on this Journey.

Before registering, please review our Terms and Conditions here.

Mosaic Journeys: Sonoran Borderlands OCTOBER 5 - 10, 2026 ● ARIZONA & NORTHERN MEXICO

This is an invitation-only experience. Your spot is reserved for you — but we ask that you confirm your intent by April 5, 2026. After that date, reserved spots will be released to others.

Please complete the information below. By submitting this form you are confirming your intent to join.

Before you begin

Read the Terms & Conditions linked above.

I have read and agree to the Terms & Conditions for Mosaic Journeys: Sonoran Borderlands.

Personal Information

First Name

Last Name

Preferred Name

Title

Organization

Mobile Phone

We will create a WhatsApp group for participants.

Mailing Address

Street Address

City

State/Province

Zip Code

Country

Your Role

Participation levels reflect different roles within the social impact ecosystem. All participants share the same Mosaic Journeys experience.

Social Impact Practitioner — Participants whose primary employment is in philanthropy, nonprofits, foundations, or other mission-driven organizationsSocial Impact Supporter — Participants who support social change through philanthropy, investing, civic leadership, or other forms of engagement

Tell Us

Why do you want to join this Mosaic Journey?

2–3 sentences is plenty. We want to hear it in your voice.

What do you hope to carry back to your community or work?

2–3 sentences is plenty. We want to hear it in your voice.

Accessibility or Dietary Needs

Your Commitment

By submitting this form, you are confirming your intent to join the Mosaic Journeys:

Sonoran Borderlands trip. Space is limited to 20 travelers.

A non-refundable deposit of $2,500 will be due to secure your seat on April 5, 2026.

We will hold your spot until April 5 before opening to others.

I have reviewed the Terms & Conditions and understand my commitment. I intend to participate, and I understand the $2,500 deposit is non-refundable.

Questions or Comments

Anything on your mind?

Your information is shared only with the Mosaic team. We will be in touch with next steps within a few days of receiving your form.

Our annual pilgrimage to Montgomery, Alabama, is a cornerstone of the Mosaic Fellowship, our signature leadership catalyst, and has shaped how we think about learning in place — and is the foundation on which Mosaic Journeys is built.

VOICES FROM THE ROAD —>
"The ability to be physically here — both experiencing history and connecting with the leaders who are making history."

Mosaic Fellow
Montgomery Civil Rights Journey
"There wasn't a moment of time that I didn't learn something new or have a moment of discovery. It was all heavy, but essential."

Mosaic Fellow
Montgomery Civil Rights Journey
"I am forever changed from this experience. [...] With each assigned reading, discussion, and collective experience, everything makes sense — the cause and effect of it all, the rinse-and-repeat nature, and how crucial it is that we continue sharing and amplifying these stories."

Mosaic Fellow
Montgomery Civil Rights Journey
"Learning history through being proximate to a place — I continue to reflect on how to work to shift narrative in my own work and collectively with others."

Mosaic Fellow
Montgomery Civil Rights Journey

A PERSONAL INVITATION

We are thrilled to invite you on this Journey.

Our annual pilgrimage to Montgomery, Alabama, is a cornerstone of the Mosaic Fellowship, our signature leadership catalyst, and has shaped how we think about learning in place — and is the foundation on which Mosaic Journeys is built.

"The ability to be physically here — both experiencing history and connecting with the leaders who are making history."

"There wasn't a moment of time that I didn't learn something new or have a moment of discovery. It was all heavy, but essential."

"I am forever changed from this experience. [...] With each assigned reading, discussion, and collective experience, everything makes sense — the cause and effect of it all, the rinse-and-repeat nature, and how crucial it is that we continue sharing and amplifying these stories."

"Learning history through being proximate to a place — I continue to reflect on how to work to shift narrative in my own work and collectively with others."