Liberatory Dharma for Our Times

This panel brings together Kazu Haga, Malaika Parker, myisha t hill, and ayodele nzinga, four transformative leaders pioneering the incorporation of healing into activism, demonstrating how personal transformation fuels collective liberation. Their work bridges social justice and healing, emphasizing the need for community care in the fight for a just future.

Is there a spiritual practice that can disrupt the global war economy? And if so -- are we doing it yet? Together we'll explore how we might leverage our resources -- individually and as dharma communities -- to interrupt economies of extraction, violence and domination, and to build a more liberated future.

The supportive power of gathering in community, with like minded others cannot be overstated. This seven-week course with Rosalie Dores is a call to gather together. Our work will be rooted in the Buddhist relational meditation practice Insight Dialogue and the psycho-educational work of environmental activist and Buddhist scholar Joanna Macy, The Work That Reconnects.