CWLF is hosting brave and inclusive space for our community to come together through facilitated conversations to explore anti-racism work in the food movement through the lives and writings of powerful Black womxn leaders, moving us from conscio...

a group for men and masculine identifying folks interested in unlearning and challenging patriarchy and other various interlocking forms of oppression

An online consent workshop by the Anti-Violence Project

The seminar on Leadership and Anxiety in the Church looks at the challenge presented by the rising levels of anxiety being experienced in churches today, as well as the role that self-differentiated leadership can play in calming such anxiety.

Seniors in Mendocino County

Inclusive Theatre Classes for Ages 6-18--Now from Wherever You Are!

This fall, join us online to take a trip through musical theatre history!

Inclusive Immersive Performances for Children Ages 0-5 and Their Families

Taught by Shah Nazar Seyyed Ali Kianfar, Ph.D. World-renowned Sufi Master

Pay-What-You-Can

Live table read for new work from local writers, followed by project feedback, advice, and collaboration.

Mimetic Contagion and Church Conflict

Full Access Pass to all 9 events

The Conflict Transformation Skills for Churches workshop teaches some basic skills that will help participants manage conflicts within their congregations in a healthier manner.

House of Hope CDC & the COVID-19 Pandemic

A Path for Life is a six week introductory course in Mindfulness that meets on-line weekly for 90 minute sessions. Each class will include a short talk around a particular theme (ex: Mindfulness of Body, Mindfulness of Feelings, Mindfulness of Th...

Adapted works of Edgar Allen Poe

CINDERELLA is a Virtual Family Theatre performance, pre-recorded before a live audience.

The Healthy Congregations workshop uses the insights of family systems theory to help church leaders become more effective stewards of their congregations.

Receiving a disclosure can feel intimidating if you dont know how best to respond, which is why the Anti-Violence Project has designed this online workshop to address how we can all support the survivors in our lives.