In this session of Awareness in Action, earth and social justice activist and dharma teacher Konda Mason will present a teaching on EQUITY.

A Spiritual Abolitionist Practice and Ritual Journey through Our Broken Hearts During Systemic Collapse - A Three-Part Practice Series and Ritual Journey

Join us on one or two Sundays each month, in the continued commitment to social and environmental engagement and justice in this very complex time, to exploring the roots of structural violence in our social systems, and to engaging in the world in a courageous way based on contemplative practice and views that actualize non-separateness, interbeing, equity, compassion, justice, integrity, courage, dignity, and unshakable awareness.

This POC offering empowers individuals from diverse backgrounds—organizers, healers, educators, and activists—to address the polycrisis and deepen their sense of belonging. Kritee Kanko, Kaira Jewel Lingo, Imtiaz Rangwala, and Ramon Gabrieloff-Parish will lead this retreat.

This residential retreat, led by Rupert Marques, is offered as an invitation to resource ourselves as we navigate our way into an uncertain future in these challenging times, acknowledging the inseparability of our own well-being with that of the wider Earth community.

Join Susie Harrington, Yong Oh and Kirsten Rudestam for this on-land retreat. We will practice together in the age-old tradition of being outside in the company of the natural world. Together, we will tap into the natural stillness and dynamism that surrounds us and teaches us balance.

This day-long resourcing retreat is open to all who care about our world and are working towards livable and loving futures. We find our programs helpful for those engaged in social service, various healing modalities, equity and justice, political organizing, and various forms of activism and spiritual practice.

This year's theme, "Faith in Action for a Livable Future," reflects our shared commitment to turning fear into courage, grief into justice, and despair into action. At a time when our federal administration is attacking Creation full on, we come together as people of many faiths to proclaim that a better future is possible—and to call on our elected leaders to act with boldness and moral clarity. We aim to bring a diverse contingent of diverse faith communities.

Join Lama Liz for the first of four explorations of teachings from the natural world or what we might call “Dharma with a capital D.” This is the same truth the Buddha taught, but learning to listen from the source awakens deep memories beyond the thinking mind, helping us to return again and again to the source of who we really are.

In this three-hour seminar, Zen teacher and spiritual activist Deborah Eden Tull invites us into an embodied exploration of presence, resilience, and sacred relationship.