Join the ecodharma sangha of Natural Dharma Fellowship for an online Winter Solstice Celebration, as we celebrate the shortest day of the year.

“Gathering Dharma” is about compassion, connection and collective action. It is a time to explore social and environmental engagement and to affirm our vows in a time of great challenge on our earth.

During this retreat honoring the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we will practice insight meditation while interweaving the teachings of the Buddha with those of Dr. King. With mindfulness and clarity, we will cultivate the capacity to liberate our minds and hearts so that we might better learn to do our own work in service of collective liberation and respond appropriately with wise, compassionate action in the world.

This workshop invites participants to cultivate mindful connections with nature by exploring the resonant voice of the natural world.

A monthly online drop-in group, grounded in Buddhist teachings, inquiry, and community practice, to build equanimity in the midst of the climate crisis and develop capacity for a wise response.

This yearlong journey, inspired by Stephen Levine’s A Year to Live, is a heartfelt invitation to people of all ages, at any stage of life. Together, in the spirit of community, we will explore how contemplating death can profoundly deepen our experience of living.

Each Climate Café Gathering features facilitators from The Resilient Activist and a Climate-Aware Therapist, who work together to create a supportive and nurturing conversation environment. This is your invitation to join us as we share our emotions, discover ways to enhance our activism in ways that feel healthy, and build a community of like-minded activists who understand you.

Led by Judy Bernstein, Susie Clarion, Holly Nelson-Johnson and Michele Zukerberg, this nine-week series for white-bodied people integrates the transformative Buddhist practice of Insight Dialogue (relational mindfulness) with anti-racism education.

This retreat will include zazen (seated meditation), kinhin (group walking meditation), deep abdominal chanting, a talk at the interface of Zen and Ecodharma teachings, rest periods, samu (silent work periods) and dokusan (private interview with the teacher).

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.