Each month, this community practice group moves through the Spiral of the Work that Reconnects (WTR), diving deeply into one core practice per session. Leilani Navar, host of Turning Season Podcast, facilitates. All are welcome, no experience or prior participation necessary. Feel free to join once, or many times.

What is Kincentric Social Justice, and more importantly; why do we need to talk about and experience it? Join us for a conversation with our friend Kritee Kanko, Climate scientist, Zen Priest and Grief & Rage circle holder to explore what Kincentric Social Justice can feel like.

This is not about Elon Musk. This is about the new forms of authority now shaping our world. This is about the relationships between climate crisis, coloniality, and emerging technologies. This is about developing the practices and perspectives we need to resist, survive, and play with these forms of power. This is about the Emerging Legacies Of Neocolonialism, ELON.

David Loy, author, activist and Zen teacher, will make the case that the Bodhisattva Path, understood in a non-sectarian way, as the most important thing that Buddhism can offer today.

Join David Loy for the first session in a 5-part series where we want to deepen our practice as Earth Stewards, share global perspectives and local experience, and invite you to join our Ecosattva community.

Climate cafés focus on feelings; no feeling is too difficult or taboo to discuss. Participants are invited to share as much or as little as they are comfortable with. Our events are only available for individuals 16 years of age and older residing in Canada.

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.

Lama Willa Blythe Baker and Lama Liz Monson, in collaboration with the Council on the Uncertain Human Future, invite you to join us for an interactive series of gatherings in which we explore the deepest promise of our practice: to attend and transform our collective trauma around the climate emergency and to encounter the truth of non-separation.

As part of our Women's Leadership series, poet, novelist, essayist, storyteller, teacher, healer and medicine woman, Deena Metzger, will speak with us about ways to be with what is happening in the world currently, including reflecting on the recent California wildfires.