We don't know what the future looks like

We don't know what the future looks like

We don't know what the future looks like

We do know what it feels like

We do know what it feels like

We do know what it feels like

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Coralus recognizes futures worth having and moves everything we've got – money, relationships, attention, hard-won experience – toward the ventures building them.

Coralus recognizes futures worth having and moves everything we've got – money, relationships, attention, hard-won experience – toward the ventures building them.

We started in 2015 as SheEO. Since then we've changed our name. We've evolved our language and our structure more than once. But our essence hasn't migrated anywhere: recognize what's emerging, resource it, stay in relationship with it. For over a decade, the community has chosen 260+ world-changing ventures to back and steward.

We started as an experiment, and we're still experimenting. What you're seeing here is our current incarnation.

We started in 2015 as SheEO. Since then we've changed our name. We've evolved our language and our structure more than once. But our essence hasn't migrated anywhere: recognize what's emerging, resource it, stay in relationship with it. For over a decade, the community has chosen 260+ world-changing ventures to back and steward.

We started as an experiment, and we're still experimenting. What you're seeing here is our current incarnation.

A person blowing bubbles at an outdoor summer gathering
We contain multitudes.
A person in a red jacket and blue skirtA person striking a playful poseA person in white, wavingA person in a black shirt and jeansA person in a purple shirt, smilingA person in a long black skirt

Coralus recognizes futures worth having and moves everything we've got – money, relationships, attention, hard-won experience – toward the ventures building them.

We started in 2015 as SheEO. Since then we've changed our name. We've evolved our language and our structure more than once. But our essence hasn't migrated anywhere: recognize what's emerging, resource it, stay in relationship with it. For over a decade, the community has chosen 260+ world-changing ventures to back and steward.

We started as an experiment, and we're still experimenting. What you're seeing here is our current incarnation.

A person blowing bubbles at an outdoor summer gathering
We contain multitudes.
A person in a red jacket and blue skirtA person striking a playful poseA person in white, wavingA person in a black shirt and jeansA person in a purple shirt, smilingA person in a long black skirt

Our history

10+ years to experiment, learn, and steward the future

2014 ꩜ A DREAM SPOKEN ALOUD

As “SheEO,” we stated our commitment to those at the margins building a different future.

Three people at an early SheEO gathering

2015 ꩜ THE FIRST GROUP

The initial cohort of founders was selected by the community and provided capital and support.

People on stage at a SheEO event

2020–2022 ꩜ RECKONING & RENAMING

We confronted internal issues of racial equity. Our gendered name gave way to Coralus.

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2023–2025 ꩜ DEEPENING THE PRACTICE

We established that inter-relationship is the infrastructure. Everything we do moves through it.

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2026 ꩜ WHAT COMES NEXT

We paused to re-member. We asked what should be carried forward and what should be left behind.

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Vicki Saunders founded SheEO in Canada in 2015 with a question: what if people pooled their resources, trusted one another to decide where to flow them, and stayed in relationship with the people building what comes next?

That experiment spread around the world and evolved into Coralus. Over the past decade, a global community has moved more than $21 million CAD in zero-interest loans to hundreds of ventures – with no collateral, no ownership diluted, and a 90% repayment rate. Forty-five percent of the founders funded have historically been excluded from traditional systems of capital.

Along the way, governments, financial institutions, and thousands of people around the world have contributed to the perpetual fund and the community surrounding it. Governments and banks have supported the work; business schools have studied the model. Vicki Saunders has also been recognized as a UBS Global Visionary, a World Economic Forum Global Leader for Tomorrow, and Business Leader of the Year by the Toronto Region Board of Trade.

The work now extends beyond funding individual ventures. People in Coralus discern which futures the community will steward, then they flow every form of capital they carry toward making those futures real.

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“The edges are often where the future lands first, where people who haven’t been served by existing systems see what’s been missed and create what comes next.”

“The edges are often where the future lands first, where people who haven’t been served by existing systems see what’s been missed and create what comes next.”

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What becomes possible when we move together?

The annual window to join our community is OPEN
People greeting each other with hugs at an outdoor gathering

What becomes possible when we move together?

The annual window to join our community is OPEN
People greeting each other with hugs at an outdoor gathering

What becomes possible when we move together?

The annual window to join our community is OPEN

NEWSLETTER

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NEWSLETTER

_current by Coralus
Coralus is a self-organizing global community that continuously reimagines self and systems. Since 2015, we have worked to flow resources freely toward a world where everyone thrives.

As a global organization, Coralus resides on the traditional territories of many nations. We acknowledge the Indigenous peoples who are traditional stewards of the land where our headquarters reside: the Wendat, the Anishinaabe Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and the Métis Nation. Indigenous wisdom is the pathway home to a life-sustaining society. We work alongside our Indigenous siblings, elders past, present + future, globally, to transform systems on behalf of a better world.

This site does not use stock or AI-generated images. Many thanks to our community for contributing their photos, likenesses, and stories. Professional photography credit: Dahlia Katz

© 2026 CORALUS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Coralus is a self-organizing global community that continuously reimagines self and systems. Since 2015, we have worked to flow resources freely toward a world where everyone thrives.

As a global organization, Coralus resides on the traditional territories of many nations. We acknowledge the Indigenous peoples who are traditional stewards of the land where our headquarters reside: the Wendat, the Anishinaabe Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and the Métis Nation. Indigenous wisdom is the pathway home to a life-sustaining society. We work alongside our Indigenous siblings, elders past, present + future, globally, to transform systems on behalf of a better world.

This site does not use stock or AI-generated images. Many thanks to our community for contributing their photos, likenesses, and stories. Professional photography credit: Dahlia Katz

© 2026 CORALUS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Coralus is a self-organizing global community that continuously reimagines self and systems. Since 2015, we have worked to flow resources freely toward a world where everyone thrives.

As a global organization, Coralus resides on the traditional territories of many nations. We acknowledge the Indigenous peoples who are traditional stewards of the land where our headquarters reside: the Wendat, the Anishinaabe Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and the Métis Nation. Indigenous wisdom is the pathway home to a life-sustaining society. We work alongside our Indigenous siblings, elders past, present + future, globally, to transform systems on behalf of a better world.

This site does not use stock or AI-generated images. Many thanks to our community for contributing their photos, likenesses, and stories. Professional photography credit: Dahlia Katz

© 2026 CORALUS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED