Are you ready to take a creative leap?
Are you excited to work within a world-leading spiritual community?
This exciting new position of Development Manager is to be based in the Findhorn Foundation offices in Scotland. We offer flexibility in a relocation process and timeframe, including with a work-from-home start if necessary. This is a full-time position.
The Findhorn Foundation is a world-leading, recognised pioneer of living in harmony and cooperation with self, others and nature. Based in Scotland, we are a highly dynamic and evolving experiment in exploring, researching and educating about new ways of living and being in a world that’s undergoing rapid and unprecedented change. As an NGO associated with the United Nations Department of Public Information, we actively align our activities and programmes with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Co-creating a Care First World
Following on from our recent webinar focused on Pricing Analysis of Holistic Programs, we deepen into the importance of meaning and money, mission and margin, vital for our centers to thrive in their role and relevance in the world.
Join us as we explore the shift from a Money First to a Care First attitude and its application across sectors to co-create positive change in the world. In Care First, money serves the well-being of people and the planet and is a unifying force.
[Read more…]Opportunity for Course Developer in Chicago
Infinity Foundation is in Highland Park, IL, a suburb of Chicago. Founded in 1997, it is the premiere holistic educational center in the Midwest. Infinity is a volunteer run organization with a few paid positions.
In March 2020, when COVID-19 occurred, all of Infinity’s classes were offered on Zoom. When the pandemic is over, and people can meet again live at its center, Infinity will continue to offer some courses on Zoom. An opportunity exists to join the team as Course Developer.
Pricing Analysis of Holistic Programs
Keeping a center going during these uncertain times often means fundamental operational changes, from what services we are able to offer, to how much they should cost. In this webinar, deepen your understanding of your center’s financial viability and discover tools and variables to use as you explore the sustainability of your current business model.
[Read more…]A Pilot Initiative for the Lunar New Year
By Jenyng Wu
Friday, February 12, 2021 is the Lunar New Year. In my home growing up it was the Chinese New Year. We would spend the day saying things like ‘May the New Year be full of happiness,’ and ‘Congratulations and good fortune to you.’ Blessings are shared, gifts of food symbolic of health and prosperity are bestowed, and firecrackers pop as dragons dance to celebrate the ‘new.’
Chinese New Year is also commonly known in East Asian cultures as the Spring Festival, marking the end of winter and the beginning of spring in the lunisolar calendar. It’s only appropriate then that the Holistic Centers Network, an organization representing a network of international centers, will be piloting an initiative, “Act Local, Think Global” to celebrate the tradition of community, wellness, and hope.
[Read more…]Nice is not Enough: Anti-Racist Practice for White People
A half-day online program with Dr. Robin DiAngelo, author of the bestselling book
White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People to Talk About Racism
Many white people who are committed to racial justice ask: How do we work through our personal barriers and create and carry out effective actions for change?
This half-day session is for white people who have a general understanding of whiteness and systemic racism and seek to deepen their anti-racist analysis and practice.
[Read more…]Opportunity for Program & Communications Coordinator
Hollyhock creates meaningful experiences to inspire personal growth and social transformation. We host programs, trainings, and signature programs each year on our Cortes Island campus, in Vancouver, and online; immersing our staff in a culture of connection, personal growth, and progressive social change.
Reports to: Program Planning Manager (& Communications Manager)
Start Date: Feb or March 2021
Hours: Full-time, Year-Round
Location: Remote work (in lower mainland, Vancouver Island, or Gulf Islands), with occasional work on Cortes Island
Salary: $42,000
The Psychedelic Renaissance
We are living in the midst of a modern renaissance of psychedelic research. After decades of a culture war on drugs, the taboo is finally thawing, allowing the true story and benefits of these extraordinary compounds to emerge.
Now, for the first time, The Open Center is bringing together the world’s leading experts from the scientific, medical and research fields for an engaging 6-week series exploring the past, present and future of psychedelic research.
The Open Center is pleased to present:
The Psychedelic Renaissance: Past, Present and Future
February 22nd – March 29th
Moderated by clinical psychologist and professor, Anthony Bossis, who is currently conducting FDA-approved psychedelic research on the effects of psilocybin, this dynamic series will feature in-depth presentations, thought-provoking Q & A sessions and breakout sessions. Join us and explore the world of psychedelics like you never have before from the leading minds in the field.
Embodied Spiritual Activism in Polarised Times
Thank you to Swami Jaya Devi, Bhava Devi and Agni Ma from Kashi Atlanta Urban Ashram in Georgia for beautifully hosting our first webinar of the year, with so much wisdom, love and clarity of purpose.
View the recording here;
https://www.centersnetwork.org/resource/embodying-spiritual-activism-in-polarised-times/
The ashram’s location in the heart of the civil rights movement inspires their work and Swami Jaya Devi, Spiritual Director, shared around the following areas;
Opportunity for Executive Director
The Dharmakaya Center for Wellbeing is recruiting a full-time Executive Director to firmly establish our presence and to lead our growth.
Nestled deep in the Catskill Mountains, the 90-acre Dharmakaya Center for Wellbeing is a world apart—a place of peace, ease and elegant simplicity, where spiritual energy resonates, a sense of structure creates calm, and service is joyful, attentive and unobtrusive. We opened in July 2017, dedicated to the fundamental premise that physical and emotional wellbeing are equally essential, and that each serves the other. Our programs address both, with a core curriculum designed for spiritual growth, and a range of teachings and retreats grounded in ancient wisdom practices designed to expand participants’ wellbeing. We are a small, nimble organization with a fulltime staff of four and a team of resident volunteers running approximately 40 programs annually.