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Joanna Macy’s Literary Legacy

Hosted by

Work That Reconnects

From the Organizer:

Join us for a free online gathering to honor the literary legacy of Joanna Macy through readings, dialogue, community reflection and Q&A with a panel of her fellow authors, moderated by Leilani Navar. This gathering will be facilitated by the Work That Reconnects Network, in collaboration with Parallax Press, Shambhala Publications, and New Society Publishers.

Work That Reconnects is the host of this event. Please contact them with any questions.

Details

October 24, 2025

8:00 am
— 10:00 am
( America/Los_Angeles )

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Work That Reconnects

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