Transformative Unconditional Solidarity
Details
This is a 3-part online webinar series introducing Unconditional Solidarity (US) as way of life for all life. We come together to start a movement.
To register and find out more go here.
Your registration will register you for all 3 webinars at once (if you can't make any, they will be recorded). You will receive a Zoom link separately before the first event that is good for all 3 webinars.
Dates:
Webinar 1: September 12th, Saturday, 2 p.m. EDT
Webinar 2: October 17th, Saturday, 2 p.m. EDT.
Webinar 3: November 14th, Saturday , 2 p.m. EST
Content:
Webinar 1: Overview of US: It’s history, theory, philosophy, and relevance.
Webinar 2: The Practice of US: How to grow in lives, organizations, and societies with examples.
Webinar 3: Solidarity is Promising: How commitments and organizing is part of living and growing solidarity, and what we will do together
Who should attend:
Conservationists, animal and wildlife advocates and activists, veterinarians, environmentalists, biologists/ecologists/naturalists, nature and environmental educators, and anyone who wishes to transform their lives and societies for greater flourishing and freedom for all.
Facilitator:
Rev. Dr. LoraKim Joyner draws on her experience as a Unitarian Universalist minister, Certified Trainer in Nonviolent Communication, and as a conservationist and an avian wildlife veterinarian for over 39 years to co-lead One Earth Conservation. With her team, they support others through their international Nurture Nature Program and Parrot Conservation Corps, and various parrot conservation projects to empower the people saving the planet. She stands in solidarity and witness to the plight of the parrots and people where One Earth works diligently with others – currently in Brazil, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, and Suriname. She is an inspiring speaker, leading workshops and webinars all over the country in Compassionate Communication, Transformative Conservation, Unconditional Solidarity, and Nurturing Nature. She has authored four books, “Prion,” “Conservation in Time of War,” “Nurturing Discussions and Practices,” and “Birding for Life.” She recently led an Unconditional Solidarity Campaign in La Moskitia, Honduras where she camped for over two months with Indigenous parrot conservations who risk their lives for their way of life.