The 2024 US election cycle is coming to a major inflection point as election day nears on November 5th. Emotions will be running high for most of us. Join Interhelp for an hour of sharing in community and being together to resource ourselves for the day(s) ahead.

Facilitated by Aravinda Ananda & Janna Diamond

If you are in a timezone where this happens during your lunch hour, or any other meal time, feel free to eat during our shared time.

Learn more and register here.

This is a space for connection-building around the rapid ecological changes we’re witnessing including devastating heat, floods, fires, and extreme weather, and what these changes can evoke inside us.

Join Interhelp for an hour of sharing in community. We’ll draw upon the Work That Reconnects to explore our inner responses to the climate crisis, together. If you are in a timezone where this happens during your lunch hour, or any other meal time, feel free to eat during our shared time. Facilitated by Interhelp Board Member, Janna Diamond.

Register here.

Janna will be a panelist guest speaker on this FREE 3-hour online event will elucidate a recent issue that connects our health with the health of the planet, and offers practical and integrative solutions for both.

Eco Anxiety: What It Is + How To Work With It, Thurs (3/7) @ 1-4pm EST

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In these difficult times, it can feel like grief is permeating every aspect of life. Join Janna Diamond and McKenzie Wren to explore and express personal and collective grief through embodied art practices. With opportunities for movement, sound, reflection and art making, we will connect with where grief lives in our bodies, explore different ways to be in relationship to grief, and cultivate creativity for healing and collective transformation. 

Reimagine is producing a special "Gathering of Grief," our landmark 100th virtual candlelight vigil, co-hosted with a number of other leading organizations dedicated to helping people process loss and grief. If you've not been to a Reimagine vigil, this is the one. This virtual event, symbolizing our unified commitment to healthy healing and love, redefines 'giving' by offering a shared space for you and your community to mourn and process amidst mounting global trauma.

Janna is a co-sponsor of this event.

This is a session at the Gaian Gathering Online Summit, November 1st - 5th, 2023. Register at www.GaianGathering.org.

We cannot express what we cannot feel. We cannot feel what doesn’t move. Designed as preparation for the Truth Mandala, this is an opportunity to greet your internal ecology and center in the truth of your felt-sense experience. We’ll come together for gentle movement, grounding, and tuning toward what’s most alive within you and the collective, ecological body. 

Join us for an evening of experiential learning and dialogue to explore our emotions, aliveness, belonging, and resilience in a climate-changing world. This event is designed for people age 16 and up. Light refreshments will be provided, but not food. You are invited and encouraged to bring your own nourishment! Pre-registration required. Co-sponsored by Ma’alot and Adamah ATL.

Join us for a virtual panel discussion on how the transformative power of Core Energetics manifests in the world. This event, organized by Core Connect, The Alumni Network of the Institute of Core Energetics, aims to support recent graduates and alumni in embracing and sharing their work while showcasing the diverse avenues through which Core Energetics can be applied.

This is open to rising Core 3 & Core 4 students as well as Institute Alumni.

A circle is contained, balanced, stable, a refuge in these wild and spinning days. By connecting ourselves and each other, we can tap into the very things that will help us to stay resourced, grounded, and steady as we meet the moment. Join us in circle, across time zones and valleys, mountains, and deserts. Learn more and register here.

Janna Diamond, eco-somatic practitioner with a focus on climate change, will guide us in pathways to transform anticipatory anxiety and stress into opportunities for creative practice and presence. Hosted by Reimagine.

$5-20 sliding scale, 20% of all proceeds from the workshop will be redistributed to climate justice funds.

Have you ever witnessed microaggressions while facilitating and not known what to do, or wished you had done something different?

Join Aravinda Ananda and Janna Diamond for this 6 hour workshop, exploring approaches to addressing microaggressions. This is geared specifically to Work That Reconnects facilitators or people in the Work That Reconnects community who would like to explore and practice different approaches to being an active bystander. We will work with examples that have happened in Work That Reconnects workshops as a way to build capacity and skill for the next time microaggressions happen.

Janna will be speaking on a panel to be held virtually.

GIPL is partnering with Georgia Public Broadcasting and Compassionate Atlanta to hold a two part series about climate change and what we can do. Part one will be held on January 11 as a showing of the film Planet Prescription and talking about air pollution and public health. Part two will be on January 18th from 7-8:30pm on Ecological Grief and how we can move from a grief and despair to a place of hope.

Further details coming soon.

Must be registered for the program to attend.

The Shmita year offers us a unique opportunity to practice skills of slowing down to navigate a changing world. One of the most potent moments of the year for reflection is the winter solstice, the turning from the deepest dark to the return of light.

CBH has invited Janna Diamond to bring us a rich offering for this moment of awakening and reckoning with our relationship to the Earth.

Together, we’ll explore dynamic and experiential ways to meet ourselves during challenging times. We will open to new pathways of moving and being in our lives, with one another, and on this precarious planet we call home. This is an opportunity to tune into the places within us that are influenced by the greater ecosystem and in relationship with all life.

Janna will be leading a breakout room process and integration session as part of this event.

After COP26, let’s take stock: what happened in Glasgow, where does that leave us, and where do we go from here? Hazon CEO Jakir Manela will be in dialogue with Elders, Ruth Messinger and Rabbi Arthur Waskow, regarding these essential questions and challenges at a crucial crossroads for our movement.

Then we’ll have time for breakout rooms – with plenty of topics – options to choose from, lead by a cadre of amazing Jewish environmental leaders – to give everyone a chance to process & discuss in more intimate, smaller groups.

Janna will join the Our Climate Resilience Advisory team to provide a safe space where young climate activists (ages 14-24) can confidently share their climate anxiety and/or trauma and learn about healthy ways to be with it.

Janna is leading a session at the New York State Association of Conservation Commissions Conference on the Environment 2021.

If you've heard of climate anxiety and climate grief you know that climate change doesn't only have ecological impacts. Explore why it's vital that we pay attention to our personal responses to a rapidly shifting world.

A virtual workshop designed to support Core Energetics practitioners on the path towards incorporating climate consciousness into the therapeutic space and within the evolutionary process. We will explore ways in which climate change may be showing up in session and in the energetic field and how you can expand the container to hold both yourself and your clients in an ever-changing world.

This offering is part of a post-graduate research project at the Institute of Core Energetics.

Register by email at janna@jannadiamond.com. A $25+ donation to the Core Energetics Scholarship Fund is strongly encouraged, link provided upon registration.

An online workshop for Yale students with facilitators Chelsea MacMillan and Janna Diamond exploring self-care and community care during COVID, racist violence, and the climate crisis. What does it mean to be alive in a time of turmoil and rapid change? How do we transform our despair into hope and our rage into effective work?