The Claremont Eco Forum invites experts, policymakers, and creative practitioners to explore together how the framework of ecological civilization can be, and is being, realized in various local contexts around the globe.
This course is for lifelong learners curious to know more about world religions and ecology, environmental professionals eager to deepen the discourse of environmental protection and conservation, those working with non-profit organizations and NGOs on issues of ecological justice, and religion leaders and laity who what to know how they can contribute to interreligious dialogue on environmental projects.
Congratulations to Dr. Joseph Petek, who has been promoted to Associate Editor of the Critical Edition of Whitehead!
After we see a film (a movie, a documentary, a super bowl advertisement) we are inwardly moved. We wonder to ourselves: How did it inspire me? Challenge me? Move me? What did I learn from it? What questions does it raise for me? It is especially meaningful if we can discuss this with others – we grow through this discussion. In this eight-week session, we will make use of films and their reviews as springboards for our own soulful reflections.
In this four-session course, Patricia Adams Farmer will elucidate a Whiteheadian-inspired theology of beauty with a view to deepening understanding, enriching spirituality, encouraging an ecological vision, and nurturing hope.
Four Sessions Examining Process Theology
Through the Eyes of Beauty
Process & Coffee is about spiritual integration and exploration. We meet weekly to dive into books by mystics and sages. The discussion that follows helps to deepen our own spiritual lives. We will begin Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer, on December 1st.
We hope you will join us this weekend as our friends The Latino & Latina Roundtable host Dia De Los Muertos on the farm! The event will include crafts, spoken word, dancing, ceremony, and an altar designed by community members. Everything is free to the community and open to all!
You are invited to join friends and supporters of CHERP Solar Works for their year-end update event.
The purpose of the Forum is to bring together creative process poets and process thinkers from US, China, Russia, Europe, and other countries to share their poems as well as their understanding of process poetry.
The Claremont Process Nexus is a network of organizations and individuals that affirm process-relational ways of understanding and living.
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