Climate Week NYC 2026 Lessons
In a recent Substack article, Jonathan F.P....
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In a recent Substack article, Jonathan F.P....
By Fru Molnar The Garrison Institute faces a...
The Garrison Institute and the Yale Forum on...
The environmental crisis is often described in the language of science, economics, or public policy. Less frequently do we ask what kind of mind produces a civilization capable of destabilizing the ecological systems upon which it depends.
A Garrison Institute Webinar Series on Culture,...
Rekindling Hope and Our Love for Earth: A...
How can cultural, ethical, and spiritual wisdom traditions guide transformation toward an ecological civilization?
As the world confronts ecological disruption, cultural fragmentation, and the impacts of climate change, the search for integrative approaches to planetary health is essential.
Kurt Hoelting and Stephen Posner explored what it means to apprentice to the wild—a lifelong practice of cultivating presence, resilience, and belonging in relation to both inner and outer wildness.
As we honor this year’s Earth Day celebration, we find ourselves reflecting on human relationships with nature and the complex ecologies that have supported life on Earth for millions of years. As a species, it’s clear we face a quandary rooted in mindsets that separate people and nature. However, cultivating gratitude, community resilience, and deep relationship with the land offers a hopeful path for a more harmonious future.
Bridging Wisdom from Contemplative Traditions...
In a world grappling with rapid and...
By Stephen Posner in conversation with Kim Nolan...