This is an opportunity to spend a day outdoors together, working gently with the earth as an expression of our hearts. The day will be framed by periods of meditation and contemplation cultivating greater awareness in a daily life setting. The retreat day will be facilitated by Nathan Glyde and James Blake.

This Dharma Sunday is one in a series of Four teachings on Mycelial Wisdom. These teachings explore the insights and perspectives that emerge from relationship with the plant and fungal worlds, specifically the earth’s mycelial network, which mirrors the teachings on interdependence and connection.

Join Ayya Santacitta and Carol Cano for this hybrid retreat. This day combines meditation, nature walks, group discussions, and creative reflection to help deepen our connection with the natural world and nurture our own sense of responsibility for its care.

The course will provide basic literacy in climate science and case studies of impacts, but it focuses on an understanding of the drivers of human behavior that are shaping our shared biosphere. Recognizing that the climate crisis is about more than data, science, and technology (as important as they are), Climate Ethics explores how to draw from values, culture, and spirituality to heal and protect the life-support system of the Earth.

The program will feature Mercy Sister Rosita Sidasmed of Argentina and Franciscan Rodrigo Peret of Brazil sharing the priorities for climate justice coming out of the Global South and how civil society hopes to influence the formal negotiations.

This program is a community exploration of what we’re feeling and holding in these times, with the intention of deepening our individual and collective capacity for wise and committed response. We will honour our deep love for the earth, expressing that love through engagement, care and the willingness to show up.

A day-long resourcing retreat for environmental justice and climate advocates, activists, and funders designed to nurture and (re)inspire.

When the whole world seems to be in upheaval, why on earth would we write poems? In this hour-long webinar-style program, Rosemerry will share poems that help keep our eyes and hearts open to it all, poems that help us turn unflinchingly toward the horror and find a way forward. She will then offer invitations for you to do your own writing later.

There are many roles for people at the People's Blockade that do not involve Civil Disobedience / Nonviolent Direct Action (NvDA), however NvDA is an integral part of Rising Tide's game plan. The practice of nonviolence has its roots in the faith traditions, with early proponents being Gandhi and Martin Luther King. We will explore this history, the faith-based values that underpin NvDA.

If you work in environment, climate or energy please join us to make space, and dig in for honest conversation about our inner work, collective healing, and plans for community transformation .