- Date: August 19-24
- Time: Thursday, 3 pm-Tuesday, 2 pm
- Cost: $575 (includes lodging and meals)
This intensive workshop is for those who have studied and worked with the insights and implications of the work of Thomas Berry and Brian Swimme, and who are helping to lay the foundations of an Ecozoic Era through their personal lives and work activities.
Given the urgency surrounding the impact of peak oil, global climate change and world-wide economic instabilities, the integration of the New Cosmology with Transition opens and expands perspectives for transforming these crises into opportunities for a more viable re-alignment of our human place in the greater community of life.
THIS WORKSHOP HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Miriam MacGillis is a member of the Dominican Sisters of Caldwell, New Jersey. She lives and works at Genesis Farm, which she co-founded in 1980 with the sponsorship of her Dominican congregation. In 2005 she received the Thomas Berry Award, and in 2007 was named among the planet's top 15 green religious leaders by Grist magazine. She lectures extensively and has conducted workshops in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia and the Pacific.