Event Calendar

After a guided imagery meditation, we will explore the interdisciplinary role of labyrinths on college campuses and discuss the permanent labyrinth installation in the works at UMass Amherst.

In this session, Bradford Grant explores drawing as a route to mindfulness and reflection. How can we use sketching and drawing to see ourselves and the world more clearly?

In this ACMHE Webinar, learn about a contemplative-based, anti-oppressive, and healing-centered course to help climate activists and concerned citizens.

Join this guided body-based therapeutic practice with Tai Chou-Kudu, where we’ll do a Body Scan, Earth Body Sky practice, and Nature practice, with the intent to give our bodies space to deepen into rest.

In this webinar, Gary Joseph will lead ceremony from the Blackfoot and northern Cree traditions. Gary Joseph and Trudy Sable will discuss community, ceremony, and the classroom, including an Indigenous ceremonial context for connecting individual narratives to natural elements and stages of our lives.

This ACMHE Contemplative Education webinar with Phyllis Jeffers-Coly introduces participants to a healing-centered leadership development approach for Black students that integrates both culture and contemplative practices,

In this daylong retreat with Kerr Mesner, we will combine contemplative and arts-based practices to reflect on our activist journeys.

This webinar with Dr. Emily McRobbie explores graduate student experiences in an online course intended to introduce the role of mindfulness and contemplative pedagogy in adult learning settings.

This session explores sound as a way of accessing the practice of restorative rest for those who have directly and indirectly experienced trauma. Using guided breath work and nature imagery along with the sounds of singing bowls, this session invites you to practice restorative rest.