Join us for a donation based online event to celebrate Thich Nhat Hanh’s birthday. We will join together to share our stories and lessons from Thay with Peggy, Sister Kinh Nghiem, Sister Peace, Joe Reilly and more! We'll then open the space for you to share poems, art, song or stories.

Experience meditating together for the well-being of people, planet, and participants - a monthly live meditation designed for activists, open to all levels.

Undoing Patriarchy is a monthly group of Zen practitioners, conditioned as or identifying as men, exploring patriarchy’s effects on us and our communities, connecting to the sacred masculine and feminine, and repairing the damage patriarchy has done to everyone along the gender spectrum. The meetings take place every third Sunday.

This conference will bring together a community of scholars, students, and practitioners to reflect on the growth of the field and how ecotheology, environmental ethics, and environmental justice are shaping its future directions. The conference is free and open to all, but pre-registration is required.

This conference brings together a community of scientists, humanists, writers, and philosophers to explore the vast intelligences of nature, following the launch of the Forum’s new website: Living Earth Community. This conference is free and open to the public, but pre-registration is required.

Welcome to a 7-week in-depth online learning journey to nurture insight, compassion, community, and mindful action in service of the Earth.

BCD offers a monthly gathering for those who want to engage in mindful reflection and find practical ways to be more involved in making change happen. We get together on the third Wednesday of every month.

Whether you find yourself avoiding the news altogether or unable to look away, this offering will help you build a more sustainable, compassionate way of engaging with the world—one that honors both your wellbeing and your capacity to stay awake to what matters.

This contemplative online circle explores the relationship between language, nature, and shared human experience. Facilitated by author, poet, and ecopsychologist Lorena Saavedra Smith, the group will engage poetry as a practice of mindful witnessing, listening to the ways Earth, body, and society inform one another. Sessions include a short meditation, a selected poem connected to a monthly theme, and sharing of original theme-inspired writings or reflections. No prior writing experience necessary.

Prominent trainer Michael Lazrus will offer a concise training for working with themselves and others when faced with potentially confrontational public situations. This online event is offered in preparation for the midterm elections.