CHAPTER, National, AND HIGH NET WEALTH PRAXIS

WHAT IS A PRAXIS GROUP?


At Resource Generation, Praxis is an opportunity for a small group of people with class privilege and wealth to build community, talk openly and honestly about wealth and class privilege, and set personal and collective goals around wealth redistribution. We encourage everyone involved with RG to go through at least one round of praxis.

RG offers three distinct praxis opportunities: chapter, national, and high net wealth praxis.

CHAPTER PRAXIS

Chapter Praxis runs at a pace set by the chapter and is facilitated by chapter leaders. Praxis cohorts are made up of 6 to 12 people and meet once monthly for six months. Meetings are in-person or hybrid, based on the needs of the individual cohort.

Chapter praxis is a great starting place for most folks. We love to have people who are brand new to RG or who have been list serv lurkers for a while! We encourage those who are interested in doing deeper organizing with the chapter to first go through a round of chapter praxis. It offers a space to work through questions around class and helps to enable a shared political vision across the chapter.

In our chapter, we’ve historically run two praxis cohorts a year, with one cohort starting late winter and one starting late summer. As of summer 2026, we’re trying out a new model, running one praxis cohort a year, starting late fall.

national virtual praxis

National Virtual Praxis is offered intermittently as a series of virtual meetings facilitated by RG staff. This praxis happens with a large group of people from across the country and includes small group breakout groups. 


high net wealth praxis

High Net Wealth Praxis falls under the category of National Virtual Praxis. This praxis is offered periodically (typically annually), meets virtually, and is run by RG staff. This praxis is meant for folks who identify as high net wealth; RG defines being high net wealth as meeting ANY of these criteria:

  • You are an individual or part of a couple with direct access to $1M in liquid assets or greater. This means you either have it invested in the stock market, bonds, cash – i.e. not a house or asset, unless planning to sell said asset in the next year.

  • You anticipate inheriting at least $5M in the course of your lifetime (inheritance timelines vary greatly among individuals)

  • You are an inheritor whose family’s net wealth is $10M or greater – this definition of “family” refers specifically to family members who plan to share this wealth with you and/or whose wealth is organizable by you (e.g. parents, grandparents, etc. This may include siblings or cousins if you plan to share wealth together)

Curious about why these numbers were chosen? Read more about RG’s definition of high net wealth here.

offered intermittently as a series of virtual meetings facilitated by RG staff. This praxis happens with a large group of people from across the country and includes small group breakout groups.