01
Read the book with others
Start a Reading Circle with friends, colleagues or a book club, or register interest in joining one. It is the simplest way to keep the questions from Nairobi alive in your own setting.
✦ Continue the Conversation
Continue the conversation
Borrowed Mirrors becomes more useful when the questions travel beyond the room.
If something from the Nairobi Gathering has stayed with you, you can carry it forward in one of four ways. For photographs and coverage of the evening, visit the Nairobi 2026 page.
Four ways to continue
02
Share a case or question
Bring a real experience, framework, measure or decision that deserves closer examination, including cases that complicate the argument.
03
Host a Borrowed Mirrors conversation
Bring the inquiry into your organisation, board, university, foundation, leadership community or network, shaped around the decisions you are responsible for.
04
Follow the developing argument
The Reckoning publishes essays, cases and critique on this website, including reflections from Nairobi as they are completed.
You do not need to know exactly what comes next. If the gathering surfaced something worth examining, start there.