Mindful Leadership Summit
“The Hidden Other: When Mindfulness Meets Unconscious Bias,” that’s sure to hit home given the prevalence of structural racism in the U.S., made obvious by recent police brutality committed against black U.S. citizens
An Inconvenient Dharma: Cutting the Roots of Climate Change
Angel Kyodo Williams speaks on climate change, connecting the roots of climate change to racism, white-skin privilege and hegemony, and an economic system that demands the degradation of human beings and the planet.
Mindful Mondays – Week 1
Angel leads a meditation joining an ancient instruction w/ modern centering.
Cutting At The Root of Climate Change
Why Mindfulness Alone is Not Enough
Rev. angel Kyodo Williams interviews Bhikkhu Bodhi about his knowledge about his Buddhist learnings, especially about mindfulness.
Wisdom in Action
The retreat teachers will be guiding Wisdom Rising participants through a curriculum that is based on the embodiment of feminine wisdom in body, speech, mind, and society.
What We Need To Lose to Save What We Love
Rev. angel Kyodo Williams shares how she coped with her grief after she started reading and understand zen tradition.
Zen Buddhism in America
Rev. angel Kyodo Williams came to St. Francis College on November 12, 2015, to talk about Zen Buddhism.
Rev. Williams is an ordained Zen priest and author of Being Black: Zen and the Art of Living with Fearlessness and Grace (Viking Press, 2000). Williams is the Spiritual Director of the meditation-based new dharma Community and founder of the Center for Transformative Change in Berkeley, California