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Upcoming Events from Our Networks

One Earth Sangha shares local and online events from around the world that express a Buddhist / mindfulness response to ecological crises.

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Native American Bearing Witness Retreat

July 12, 2026
— July 18, 2026
Zen Peacemakers International

Together with Lakota hosts, we will spend time on the land, in council, in community, and in shared practice. This retreat is grounded in relationship with land, community, and one another.

Let the Beauty We Love Be What We Do

A Meditation and Poetry Retreat

July 18, 2026
— July 19, 2026
Desert Dharma

Online

Join EcoDharma teacher Susie Harrington and poet Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer for two days of possibility and reality. What is the world we want to live in?

Finding Anchor in a Storm

A Day of Meditation, Connection, and Courage

July 19, 2026
Insight Western Mass

Join Kritee Kanko to gently explore the many crises we face—not to add to our despair, but to see them clearly. This is also a day of deep hope and practical vision. We will explore what it means to reweave a sense of deep belonging—to the Earth, to each other, and to our own hearts. We’ll ask a powerful, long-term question: What kind of ancestors do we want to be? What seeds can we plant today for a world we might never see, but that our great-great-grandchildren could thrive in?

What is Kamma/Karma?

Buddhist Explorations of Intention, Action, Ethics, and Causality

July 20, 2026
— August 6, 2026
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies

Online

Led by William Edelglass, the intention motivating this course is to provide an opportunity for participants to gain a more nuanced understanding of kamma/karma and how it is interconnected with other significant elements of Buddhist thought and practice.

Nature as Queer Kin: An LGBTQIA2s+ Ecodharma Retreat

With Lauren Robin Tejeda, Mo Bankey and Sriya Bhattacharyya

August 3, 2026
— August 9, 2026
Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center

In interdependent intimacy with the land, and with the elements as our queer teachers, elders, and kin, we will reconnect to knowing our own inherent nature as already free, and our queerness itself as an awakening.

Buddhist Eco-Chaplaincy

Hybrid Program

August 17, 2026
— December 7, 2027
Sati Center for Buddhist Studies

Online

This program offers basic Buddhist training in the wisdom and skill needed to be a Buddhist Environmental Chaplain, i.e., those who work to support people in developing healthy, compassionate, and mutually supportive relationships with each other and with the natural world. Offered by Gil Fronsdal, Kaira Jewel Lingo, Susie Harrington, Ram Appalaraju, and Kirsten Rudestam.

Waking Up in a Living World

With Cara Lai and Zac Ispa-Landa

August 24, 2026
— August 28, 2026
Barre Center for Buddhist Studies

This program brings together Buddhist teachings of emptiness and interdependence, awakening and liberation, embodied mindfulness, and nature-connection practices to explore what it means to be human — and to belong — in a world that is wild, uncertain, impermanent, and astonishingly alive. We will practice in nature, with nature, and as nature. Offered freely in the spirit of generosity, supported in part by Dharma Gates and the broader community of donors. Intended for participants ages 18–35.

Global Conscious Food Systems Summit in Bhutan

August 31, 2026
— September 4, 2026
The Royal Government of Bhutan, the Conscious Food Systems Alliance (CoFSA), along with the UN Development Programme and partners.

The CoFSA Bhutan Summit 2026 aims to catalyze movement-building, collective action and investments for the integration of the inner dimension of food systems transformation in international, national and local food systems agendas and actions, by bringing together policymakers, consumers, farmers, civil society organizations, and consciousness practitioners from around the world.

True Belonging

Deep Relationship with Self, Others, and Mother Earth

August 31, 2026
— September 6, 2026
Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center

This nature-based retreat with Peter Williams, Manny Mansbach, and Karen Waconda will draw from the wisdom of Tribal Nations and the Buddhist meditative tradition to connect us deeply with ourselves, others and the entire natural world.

Listening. Intimacy. Nature.

Opening to the Dharma of Reciprocity

September 15, 2026
— September 20, 2026
Big Springs Garden Retreat Center

Led by Kirsten Rudestam and Yong Oh, this retreat invites us to slow down, allow, and remember our belonging in the web of life—not as separate individuals but as co-participants in a wider unfolding. This retreat is funded by the BESS Family Foundation and is freely offered to participants. This program will be offered by application. Application deadline is May 15, 2026. Those that have been accepted will be required to pay a $150 deposit, refundable upon attendance or if canceling prior to the cancelation deadline.