What if engaging with the wild – both within us and around us – could radically transform how we live in the world? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Kurt Hoelting, author, long-time Zen practitioner, mindfulness teacher, and founder of Inside Passages – an organization that provided mindfulness and nature-based expeditions in Alaska.
In this timely conversation, leadership expert Dr. Max Klau joins visionary facilitator Angel Acosta for a deep exploration of shadow work, civic leadership, and the urgent need for courageous wholeness.
What is Ecological Civilization and why is it important now? How can economic growth be reconciled with ecological limits? How do contemporary expressions of very old ideas in Chinese cultural history contribute to Ecological Civilization?
The session will include a live demonstration of the Spirituality & Social Change Map, an interactive tool open to the public that invites users to explore this evolving field and discover opportunities for connection, collaboration, and collective insight.
In this session, we will explore cultivation traditions in China and what they can teach us about resilience and mind-body / inner-outer integration.
This workshop will include didactic, interactive, and experiential processes to facilitate multilevel connection to interconnectedness. Attention will be given to implications for psychotherapy and mental health practice.
Anchored in the Fellowship’s four core pillars—contemplative wisdom, the science of interconnection, generative action, and collective healing—this convening is a space to deepen understanding, share field-leading innovations, and cultivate new possibilities for social transformation.