While much of our work will be funded by fee for service, we will still continue to pursue philanthropic support. If you are interested and able to donate in support of our transition and ongoing work, here is the link: https://t.co/wpIKMD12KZ
We will have more to share with you all as we continue to introduce our transition and our collective over the coming weeks. We are currently composed of 8 collective members and will partner with our large network of alumni, supporters and friends.
You can listen to Samara's piece on the Dive-In Justice podcast feed here: https://t.co/OHaqhLfxJl
And you can read it on the CWC website here: https://t.co/fRnN0Qzt3S
It is in this spirit that we would like to invite you all to read or listen to one of our Collective’s members, Samara Gaev as she gives voice to the tender reality of what it’s like to bring young ones into this world in a time of conflict, trauma, and chaos.
And we are thrilled to announce that we have determined that to embody the values we teach and facilitate, CWC must evolve its organizational structure and funding model. To do this, we are transitioning from a traditional, ED-driven model into a horizontal collective model.
Though our online presence might have been relatively quiet of late, we are excited to come out of our shell. Center For Whole Communities has been undergoing a dramatic transition over the course of the past year.
Delma reflects on 2022, from Baldwin to Butler: “Tolerance, like any aspect of peace, is forever a work in progress, never completed, and, if we're as intelligent as we like to think we are, never abandoned.” - Octavia Butler. https://t.co/Jp8P5hCXkG
Check out the webinar Kavitha Rao and Delma Jackson did for the 2022 Inclusive Excellence Symposium at the University of Vermont titled The Stories we Live In: Justice, Nature, and Narrative:
https://t.co/FKDzN7L9fa
What a beautiful spring Friday to celebrate life! Susannah McCandless, CWC's Special Projects Manager, lives on a 3 generation sheep farm that just welcomed some baby sheep this week!
https://t.co/K4lzA5KwdB
Have y'all listened to the newest episode of the Dive-In-Justice podcast yet!? “Judicious Patriotism, Emptying for Empathy, and Finding our Feelings” with AAYAAN is up now - check it out:
https://t.co/GKsCQzapE5
CWC is committed to intercultural awareness through various faith traditions, Buddhism being at the roots. In that spirit we wanted to share about an exciting event coming up through Tricycle. Learn more here about the Buddhism and Ecology Summit:
https://t.co/bePOpaTrDY
We had the absolute pleasure to speak with folks from the Maine Environmental Education Association this past week and just wanted to uplift an amazing retreat they are having in a couple of months that they are still accepting applications for! Check it out!
It's not too late to help grow the work for environmental justice in VT by applying to become a Community Liaison! If you have a few hours each month to reach out, connect, listen, learn and advocate in your community, apply here:
https://t.co/mWVydfmejJ
Have you all checked out the Dive-In-Justice Patreon page yet? You can watch the trailer, listen to the pod, and even donate to help keep it free and on the air!
https://t.co/CZMuoklOPG