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The Reservoir
Reflections, contemplative practices & announcements from CMind:
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Call for Proposals
We invite proposals for personal essays from contemplative practitioners in higher education who are working to manifest a more liberatory, compassion-centered, and antiracist academy.
Read MoreSupport CMind this #GivingTuesday
Gifts of any size make a difference–especially this month!
Read MoreA Statement on the Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict
Friends, our work in this moment is to hold the intention for peace, to hold the intention for justice, and to hold the intention for more equitable…
Read MoreCMind Announces New Executive Director
The Board of Directors of The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society (CMind) is pleased to announce the unanimous selection of David W. Robinson-Morris, Ph.D. in early October as its next executive director.
Read MoreNew Extended Deadline! 2021 ACMHE Conference CFP
The presentation proposal deadline for the 2021 ACMHE Conference has been extended to Tuesday, September 7th.
Read More2021 ACMHE Call for Conference Proposals
The ACMHE conference is an interdisciplinary forum for all aspects of scholarship, research and discussion around contemplative approaches* in teaching and education. The 2021 conference, Resourcing, Reconnection, and Reemergence: Centering Contemplative…
Read MoreSave the Date for the 2021 ACMHE Conference!
The 2021 Conference of the Association for Contemplative Mind in Higher Education (ACMHE) will be held online November 5-7. The ACMHE conference is an interdisciplinary forum for all aspects of…
Read MoreCelebrating Transgender Day of Visibility
(featured illustration by Harmony Willow Studio) March 31st is International Transgender Day of Visibility! CMind honors the history and successes of transgender and non-binary people with support and solidarity. We’ve…
Read MoreMindfully Disgusted with White Supremacy: Courageous Contemplative Activism for a New Era
As a native Black Washingtonian, I grew up just blocks away from the Capitol building, our nation’s “seat of government.” It always held a veneer of historical distinction and what felt like an air of holy sacrament. …
Read MoreACMHE Webinar: Learning with the Labyrinth
Madeleine Charney will explore the interdisciplinary role of labyrinths on college campuses and discuss the permanent labyrinth installation in the works at UMass Amherst.
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