After working as a leading climate scientist with a powerful environmental organization in the U.S. for over a decade, Kritee stepped away from the mainstream climate movement to focus on Ecodharma and what she calls “Reindigenizing”—a personal and collective journey back to Earth-honoring, shamanic and animist ways of living. In this Ecodharma exploration, she’ll share why stepping away felt crucial to her. Together, we will explore questions like:
- What is the global polycrisis? (Hint: It’s complicated.) What are its root causes?
- How are childhood traumas, climate emergency, and racial injustices connected?
- What are planetary boundaries, and how do they call us to respect the Earth more deeply?
- Why do leading scientists say Indigenous knowledge systems are key to protecting all life?
- How did your ancestors live as part of their ancestral lands or ecosystems? If that changed, when and why?
- How can we more deeply honor the Earth and our life, community, and work—right where we are?
Join us for this conversation as we search for rooted and resilient ways forward in these wild times!
