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.
The session will explore how Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey can serve not just as a storytelling structure but as a practical guide for living a more authentic and purpose-driven life.
Join us for a special Garrison Institute webinar with Jon Levy and Dr. Angel Acosta as they explore the science, stories, and wisdom behind Team Intelligence — and what it takes to unlock the collective genius within organizations, movements, and communities today.
Renowned scholar Mary Evelyn Tucker, PhD and Jonathan F.P. Rose explore the varied spiritual responses to the intelligences of nature and the implications for our current ecological challenges with the Living Earth Community project.
Featuring conservation scientist and environmental anthropologist Gao Yufang, we’ll examine how on-the-ground efforts—from protected landscapes to human–wildlife coexistence—are navigating the tensions and possibilities of rapid modernization.
Mindfulness teachers Sharon Salzberg, Atman Smith, Ali Smith, and Andres Gonzalez of the Holistic Life Foundation (HLF) offer a program exploring the depths, capacity, and meaning of love. Love is the most powerful force in the universe. Learn infinite love.
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?
In this Forum, Daniel K. Gardner draws on decades of scholarship on Confucian and Neo-Confucian traditions to explore how “reading” can function as a formative discipline: training attention, moral discernment, and a sense of obligation to the common good.
Moving beyond slogans, we’ll examine Daoism as a living intellectual and ethical tradition with relevance for contemporary challenges: environmental governance, cultural renewal, and the formation of ecological values in public life.
This Forum marks the launch (and guided tour) of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology’s new Ecological Civilization online website.