We do not walk this path alone.
Coming to terms with and responding to what is underway requires the support of community.
EcoSanghas to Join
In-Person or Online
Group meets Monthly; discussion is in Nederlands.
LocationAvercampstraat 74
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1072 RB
Netherlands
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1072 RB
Netherlands
Upcoming Events
from Our Networks
Engaging From Refuge
- April 14
- Insight Meditation Society
Online
In the midst of the unfolding climate catastrophe, this daylong retreat will invite us into a ceremony of love, grief, and connection.
With Kathleen Rude
- April 20
- — April 21, 2024
- Shambhala Chicago Meditation Center
In this weekend workshop, we will create a supportive community where we can ground ourselves in gratitude, honor our pain for the world, reconnect to active hope, strengthen our resilience, and find clarity around how we can play a part in healing our communities and our planet.
Global Community Training Calls
- April 21
- — April 22, 2024
- GreenFaith
Join this community-building training for tools and resources to plan your action for Faiths for Climate Justice. This call will be available at two different times to accommodate a wide range of time zones. Call 1: Australia / West & Central Americas and Call 2: Europe / Africa / East Coast Americas.
With Kate Johnson
- April 21
- — May 16, 2024
- Kate Johnson
Online
Sacred Evening Sangha is a 4-week online Buddhist meditation immersion in restorative heart practices, with the intention of fortifying your care and resting in it at the end of each day. I created this container for people working toward collective liberation: teachers, artists, organizers, activists, healers, caregivers, storytellers, responders – all of us who are encountering, interrupting and transforming suffering at whatever scale we find it.
Statements
from Leaders and Practioners
Statement
Statement
Feedback on Teachers' Statement
- One Earth Sangha
Dharma teachers from around the globe have been working since June on a statement that clarifies the relationship between the Dharma and climate disruption and the responsibility Buddhists have to meaningfully engage in the issue. Now they want your feedback.
