Shifting Ground (Part II) is a cohort to deepen into the frameworks and relational worldview we opened together in Part I.  We will explore through story, practice, and lively discussions, what accountability means at the scale of our animal bodies, what self becomes when we identify as human earth, and what interconnectedness really means on a planet of holobionts, networks, and global movements.

Like the personal project participants created in part one, members of the part II cohort will, outside of class, practice walking the walk of a custodian, a benevolent steward, an active participant in an ecosystem.  We will discuss the parameters of this version of the personal project in our first meeting.

We will meet for 8 Sundays, in-person in my rural Burnsville studio, from January 10th through February 28th.  If we must postpone a class due to inclement weather, this course will run until March 7th or March 14th.  Class time is 11am to 3pm with a half hour intermission for lunch.

250$ is the deposit that holds your seat in this cohort, and the full cost of the course is a sliding scale of $400-$800, with the option of paying more than 800$ if you wish to donate to the scholarship fund.  If $400 is a hardship for you, please ask me about the status of the scholarship fund.