Join us for a convening of High Net Wealth RG members November 20-22, 2026 at the Warren Conference Center in Ashland, MA!

HNW members* in RG often face unique challenges with family organizing, giving vehicles, and more. This convening is a great fit for HNW members who have gone through (or are currently in) HNW praxis or who are interested in deepening their leadership in RG.

The convening will take place 4pm Friday to 12pm Sunday with lots of food, community building, and strategizing throughout. We will gather for political education, workshops, and strategy discussions on the future of HNW organizing at RG and how we can collectively strengthen this work while sustaining ourselves. Come ready to learn from each other, share stories, ask questions, and sing around a campfire. 

What you can expect:

• Story sharing from current HNW RG members and alum on their experiences organizing family and engaging in transformational redistribution
  
• Political education and skill-building from RG staff and partners on our political analysis and what we hope to build as a movement of young wealthy people
  
• Relationship and community building with other HNW members
  
• Planning for the future of HNW organizing at RG

Registration closes Monday, October 12th but there are limited spots, so please register as soon as possible if you are interested!

Please reach out to Meg with any questions at [email protected].

*RG defines HNW by access to more than $1M in assets or influence over family assets of at least $10M.

Apply now for a spot in October - April 2027 High Net Wealth (HNW) Praxis cohorts! HNW Praxis is a virtual political education, reflection, and accountability program for cohorts of young people with access to more than 1M in liquid assets or who have influence over family assets of at least 10M. Praxis is a space to learn and to process where we, as young people with wealth, can thoughtfully respond to this time of vast inequity and deep-rooted injustice, create a redistribution plan, and build active solidarity with poor and working class communities. 

This season, we will be offering a South Asian focused HNW Praxis and our flagship Transformative Redistribution track.

The South Asian cohort will be facilitated by RG member leaders Anika Sharma and Urgyen Joshi. The Transformative Redistribution cohort will be led by Laura Valencia (Michigan member leader) and Meg Hopkins (HNW Organizer staff member at RG).

In HNW Praxis, you will:

• Cultivate a network of peers with similar levels of assets and explore questions that are specific to being owning class: How much is enough? For me and for the world? How do I redistribute without spending all my time on philanthropy? Where does paid work fit into my life? How do I engage my family around redistribution?  How can I show up to the social justice movement while holding and owning all of my identities?
  
• Receive three coaching sessions from a professional money coach for support in carrying out your action plan.
  
• Explore different giving models (What is a DAF? What is an intermediary? Do I need to start a foundation?) and deepen your skills and capacity to implement a social justice strategy in your giving.
  
• Participate, alongside RG members, in social movements, and learn about RG's national campaign partners, the Movement for Black Lives and Popular Democracy.
  
• Create an action plan for your redistribution, family organizing, and solidarity economy investments.

South Asian HNW Praxis participants will cultivate a network of South Asian peers while exploring how caste, migration, and class influence our lives today. We will deepend our political analysis around caste and Brahmanical patriarchy, middle class and model minority myths, and immigrant scarcity narratives, and explore how these systems shape relationships to wealth, power, and philanthropy. 

See more information about dates and times at the link here or reach out to [email protected] with any questions.

RG Baltimore is hosting a fall praxis! Sessions will be held mostly in-person in Baltimore from Sept 24 - Nov 19, Thursdays from 6-8:30pm. Register by Sept 8 and please share widely! 

The RG Nashville chapter completed its second fundraising campaign for its housing campaign partner, Housing for All TN (H4TN). The chapter raised $55,730.53. The money from the fundraiser will support the salary of H4TN's coordinator and other coalition activities.

Join us for a HNW Hang on Trusts and Family Organizing at 1pm PT / 4pm ET on Wednesday, September 16th. We will be joined by RG member leaders Susanna Penfield (also of Chosen Family Office) and Ren Short to chat about their experiences with busting/decanting trusts and how they navigated family dynamics in the process. Susanna will ground us in some shared language on the technical parts of trusts before diving into their stories. You can learn more about Susanna and Ren's stories on Susanna's substack, The Busted Chronicles. 

Register here or reach out to [email protected] if you're interested in joining!

If Billionaires Win, Who Pays?

What Investors Should Know About Corporate Labor Practices

September 30, 2026, 11 am PT / 2 pm ET

As billionaire wealth and economic inequality continue to grow, what can investors learn from the way companies treat their workers? Join Just Futures for a free webinar exploring how corporate decisions about wages, executive compensation, discrimination, and working conditions can offer insight into both a company’s values and its approach to long-term value and risk. You’ll learn how labor-focused investment screens work—and what they can reveal about the companies in our retirement portfolios.

Resource Generation is 95% funded by members like you—young people with wealth organizing to redistribute land, wealth, and power.

We encourage you to consider joining RG as a dues-paying member, and if you would like to get involved in your local chapter, please fill out this intake form!

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