On December 1st, we will combine our powers into a one day sprint of giving. This year, we are joining a generous global movement called GivingTuesday.
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“GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Over the past eight years, this idea has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.
In an era of global crisis and disconnection, we need new rituals to connect us. As the world’s largest giving movement, we believe we can go further, faster when we unleash generosity together. GivingTuesday strives to build a world in which the catalytic power of generosity is at the heart of the society we build together, unlocking dignity, opportunity and equity around the globe. We believe that generosity leads to greater civic participation and other pro-social behaviors. Our mission is to build a more just and generous world.”
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Jane Goodall has pointed out that human global disregard for nature brought on the current pandemic, documenting that mistreatment/exploitation of sentient beings can result in an exponential crisis for the whole planet.
Our 2022 biennial Symposium focuses on meanings found in the relational reality among science, culture, and mythology in regards to animals, the green world, and ecosystems.
With our primary focus on interconnectedness, we feature academic and artistic work that addresses collaborations between humans and other sentient beings, foundational myths about earth’s response to misuse, and scientific solutions to transgressions against the balance of nature.
Read about Denise Kester and “The Caretaker of the Precious,” the featured artwork for this event.
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PRIESTESSING EARTH-BASED RITUALS IN MODERN JEWISH LIFE with Sarah Chandler
Wednesday, August 12, 2020 3 pm Eastern Daylight Time
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Kohenet Sarah Chandler and friend
Modern Jewish priestesses are reviving ancient rituals based on the elements and cycles of the earth. We will explore ancient texts connected to the Jewish calendar, applying them to modern agriculture and sustainability. We will discuss creative ways to gather in community to take part in earth-based Jewish ritual in all seasons. Whether you’re looking to gather in community on a monthly basis or connected to a holiday, participants will learn skills to craft Jewish rituals aligning them to any season or climate.
Sarah Chandler, aka Kohenet Shamirah, is a Brooklyn-based Jewish educator, ritualist, artist, activist, and poet. Currently, she is the program director of Romemu Yeshiva and a garden educator with Grow Torah. She teaches, writes, and consults on issues related to Jewish earth-based spiritual practice, farming, and mindfulness. Sarah is also a member of the ASWM Board of Directors.
Save these dates for upcoming Salons
August 26 at 3 pm Eastern Daylight Time The MASKS OF THE GODDESS Project Lauren Raine
Sept 23 at 3 pm Eastern Daylight Time Redeeming Ancient Agriculture from the Dustbin Vicki Noble
October 7 at 3pm Eastern Daylight Time Call Your Mutha’: A Deliberately Dirty-Minded Manifesto for the Earth Mother in the Anthropocene Jane Caputi, PhD
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