This meditation course will center embodied wisdom around ecojustice, racial justice, and mindfulness. Anaïs will lead participants through a series of meditative postures, exercises, and knowledge sharing/production, guided by scholars and practitioners studied in these disciplines.
Through the series, the Center for the Humanities hopes to enact and advance new forms of creative, activist, and scholarly care that more effectively supports the people and organizations leading on the frontlines of climate change.
This meditation series is organized by the Center for the Humanities at the CUNY Graduate Center in collaboration with the NYC Climate Justice Hub, and Lost & Found: The CUNY Poetics Document Initiative generously supported by Engaging the Senses Foundation.
Schedule
This 60-min monthly online meditation series hosted by Anaïs G. Duplan will take place every month from April to July, 2024. The guided meditation sessions will be recorded and the video and audio recordings will be available here for anyone who who would like to follow along and participate in the practice. The guided meditation sessions will reflect on the four virtues of the Brahamavihara.
Starting in Fall 2024, this online monthly meditation series will be open for people and organizations leading and working on the frontlines of climate change activism. Check back on this page for more information, including the schedule and how to participate.
To join this mediation series and participate, please fill out this registration form and we will send you the zoom link to join.
Check back on this page for more information about Fall 2024-2025 dates, including the schedule and how to participate.