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Questions No One Wants to Ask:
The Spiritual and Energetic Dimensions of Equity-Embedded™ Systems Change

Episode 1:
“ROADKILL: Are we roadkill? Did we accidentally run over something on the road & drive past it in our efforts toward social systems change?”

Episode 2:
“To Whom Much is Given,
Much is Expected: Accountability, Risk & Power”

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Deep Connectedness: The Relationship Between Healing, Equity, Spirituality, and Systems Change.
Deep Connectedness: The Relationship Between Healing, Equity, Spirituality, and Systems Change.
Skill, Stamina, (Noticing Avoidance) & Embodied Connectedness: Realizing Our Vows to Be of Service
Skill, Stamina, (Noticing Avoidance) & Embodied Connectedness: Realizing Our Vows to Be of Service
A Change Management and Deep Equity Primer: What, Why, How, and Nuance
A Change Management and Deep Equity Primer: What, Why, How, and Nuance
Between Amitabha and Tubman: Black Buddhist Thought
Between Amitabha and Tubman: Black Buddhist Thought
SYSTEMS CHANGE & DEEP EQUITY: Pathways Toward Sustainable Impact, Beyond “Eureka!,” Unawareness & Unwitting Harm
SYSTEMS CHANGE & DEEP EQUITY: Pathways Toward Sustainable Impact, Beyond “Eureka!,” Unawareness & Unwitting Harm
Social Justice, Inner Work, and Contemplative Practice.
Social Justice, Inner Work, and Contemplative Practice.
Toward Love, Healing, Resilience & Alignment: The Inner Work of Social Transformation & Justice, Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ)
Toward Love, Healing, Resilience & Alignment: The Inner Work of Social Transformation & Justice, Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ)
“Pursuing Deep Equity”: Five Elements of a Thriving Justice Ecosystem, Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ)
“Pursuing Deep Equity”: Five Elements of a Thriving Justice Ecosystem, Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ)
Chapter: Field-Building, Equity & Transformation: What We Can Do, How to Do It, and Who We Need to Be.
Chapter: Field-Building, Equity & Transformation: What We Can Do, How to Do It, and Who We Need to Be.
Ocha Dharma: The Relationship Between Lucumi, an African-Based Tradition and Buddhist Practice
Ocha Dharma: The Relationship Between Lucumi, an African-Based Tradition and Buddhist Practice
Seeing, Reckoning & Acting: A Practice Toward Deep Equity
Seeing, Reckoning & Acting: A Practice Toward Deep Equity
ECCBN Journal
ECCBN Journal
Supporting Sustainable Improvement in School Systems: Capacity Building for Equity and Excellence.
Supporting Sustainable Improvement in School Systems: Capacity Building for Equity and Excellence.
Student Voices in School and District Improvement: Youth-Adult Partnerships for Student Success and Social Justice.
Student Voices in School and District Improvement: Youth-Adult Partnerships for Student Success and Social Justice.

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Indigenous African-based & Yogic Buddhist Practice

Ocha Dharma is a way of spiritual practice based in Lucumi (a Yoruba-based, West African spiritual tradition, via Cuba) and Tibetan Vajrayana & Bön Buddhism.

It is offered to those who currently practice or are interested in practice at the intersection of Buddhist and African-based lineages.

It is an approach to practice based in the views of Dzogchen (our innate, undauntable freedom and natural enlightenment), & Bodhicitta (the loving, fierce and wise nature of reality and our own heart-minds).

Our methodologies include Shamanic, Sutric, Tantric and Dzogchen styles of practice in both lineages.