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.

Join Thanissara, Sumedha, and Andrés González on this vital journey of Dharma-informed practices in response to increased political, social and environmental upheaval.

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.

Canada is home to a myriad of wildlife that are both enjoyable to watch and critical to our well-being. But these wild neighbours need our help. Join the Canadian Wildlife Federation as we explore a variety of ways to support pollinators, birds and other wild neighbours, right outside your door!

A climate café is a simple, hospitable, empathetic space where fears and uncertainties about our climate & ecological crisis can be safely expressed. The model is adapted from Death Cafés. This one is for anyone aged 18 or over.

Research shows that while most people feel alone with their feelings, the majority of people are concerned about climate change. You are not alone. Talking about these feelings in groups can help make them bearable.

This retreat with Will James and Lisa Siegel offers the opportunity to explore Engaged Buddhism through meditation, Dharma inquiry, nature connection, and facilitated Deep Ecology group processes at three levels of intention: personal, community and global.

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 for an experiential three-part live series featuring teachers from the Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet Online Course. You will learn about the links between Buddhism and climate / social justice and connect with a like-minded community of changemakers from around the world. This is a taster of the full seven-week online course which begins in October.