The Deep Adaptation Forum (DAF) is a platform that offers free events and online communities for individuals seeking to confront the realities of the climate crisis. The DAF's mission is to promote loving responses to the challenges we face. These challenges include societal collapse caused by the climate emergency, biodiversity loss, and soil degradation.

The DAF emerged in response to Professor Jem Bendell's academic paper, which examines personal and collective changes necessary to navigate and adapt to societal disruption and collapse. The forum aims to foster understanding and preparation for collapse from a global and historical perspective. It emphasizes solidarity with affected communities and aims to prevent further injustices.

The DAF connects over 15,000 participants from diverse backgrounds, providing spaces for discussion, collaboration, and support. Through weekly and monthly events, both online and in-person, the DAF encourages deep connection, creative collaboration, and personal growth. The forum's work is made possible through the support of volunteers and generous donations.

By fostering a sense of unity and compassion, the DAF seeks to be a catalyst for positive transformation in a fragmented world