Indigenous Contemplative Science: An Ethics of Belonging and Reconnection
Yuria Celidwen offers a dynamic presentation that brings together Indigenous science and contemplati...
People often ask us, “how can I get more involved in the Center?” We don’t offer regular classes or volunteer opportunities the way some organizations do, and since our work focuses on applications of contemplative methods in higher education, how can non-Academics become more active in supporting our mission?
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- Explore contemplative practices
- Make a donation–your financial support keeps our lights on, allows us to offer reduced rates at our events, and enables us to continue to provide training and materials to create profound change in education and throughout civil society.
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