Join Jean Leonard, Kirsten Rudestam and Emerson James and explore how, as practices, kinship and queer ecology can help us get in closer touch with the truth of who we truly are, as well as strengthen our inherent connection with the more-than-human world.

This course provides a meaningful journey of healing from racial harm using mindfulness, anti-oppressive practices, and Compassionate Connection as guiding principles.

The Search Inside Yourself program shares immediately applicable mindfulness, emotional intelligence and self-compassion tools, enabling you to both practice self-care and build your influential skills so that you can do what’s needed to protect life on earth. This online program is open to environmental advocates, organizers, conservationists, scientists, volunteers and anyone involved in local or global environmental movements.

An opportunity to open your heart to the complex situation in Israel and Palestine. We will be working with both Palestinians and Jews dedicated to a non-violent transformation of their lives. Our wish is to bring support and understanding to all those living this conflict and its effects. There will be silent days of meditation and reflection, and group explorations into being with our experience.

This workshop enables us to find an end to the illusion of separation and experience our rootedness in the living Earth.

Within the uncertainty of global events, climate instability, and our own personal fears and losses, this immersive retreat provides both ancestral healing and the guiding wisdom of two venerable traditions: Judaism and Tibetan Buddhism.

We welcome you to join us for a seven-week adventure to nurture insight, compassion, community, and mindful action in service of the Earth.

We will be holding half-day Postcard Writing retreats, to encourage voters in swing states to vote. The retreat format will be periods of meditation, a dharma talk, and writing to voters. Sunday October 20 with Suzanne Kilkus.

Learn about the vital importance of Indigenous Science and the Three-Eyed Seeing approach for implementing meaningful climate action that protects communities, biodiversity and ecosystem health, and honours the reciprocal relationship Indigenous leaders maintain with the land.

We are living through an unprecedented period of social, political, and climate instability. In times like these, many of us rely on our spiritual practices for support and insight. But what if your spiritual practices are actually replicating the systems of violence that perpetuates this collective instability? Join authors Nova Reid (The Good Ally) and Lama Rod Owens (The New Saints) as they explore the work of decolonization in our spiritual practice.