Join us for this exciting webinar that looks deeply at the vast intelligence of the plant world, including plants and trees that heal us, guide us, and feed us. You have probably heard the expression “master plants” and immediately think about psychotropic plants. In this paradigm-shifting webinar we will explore the idea that All plants are master plants and if approached and treated in a sacred manner, have the ability to open doors of perception, heal us at a core level, and nourish us optimally. 

As we celebrate ONE’s anniversary, we come together in the present to tend to the future. We heed the occasion of our 10th anniversary as a call to action—join the conversation as we vision a living blueprint for the next ten years and beyond. Our panelists will identify what, from their perspectives, are critical areas that we are in a position to address, where the compost is ready for new seeds to grow, and how we can most effectively turn our vision—a future where people and nature are co-creative partners and all life has the right to thrive—into reality.

Join natural builder, Sigi Koko, as she shares about working with Nature to create inspired architectural designs and construction from natural materials.

Join Dr. John Hausdoerffer as he shares his vision and experience of deep kinship with Nature and talks about how good life can be when we are in a meaningful relationship with our landscapes. We will honor Mountains in our discussion as wise Elders who can help guide us in being the ancestors we want to see in the future.

Join Dr. Chris Omni in celebrating and growing Black Joy! Dr. Omni will share her “Kujima (pronounced koo-gee-mah) Theory of Collective-Self Motivation”. This three-pillar model reimagines and renews the worlds within and around us and blends fundamental principles found within the African American celebration of Kwanzaa (pronounced “kwahn-zuh”).

Join William Padilla-Brown as we discuss the fascinating relationship between truffles and mammals, and how this connection may have played a key role in the evolution of intelligent life on Earth.

Dr. Amanda Kemp guides us to look to Earth for guidance on having open-hearted conversations, consciously using our power, and practicing compassion to cultivate racial justice and authentic community.

Author, and teacher, Jen Frey will give us a taste of the synergistic process of communicating with Plants and how they can help us heal and teach us to trust, forgive, and embrace self-love. Jen will be joined by botanical illustrator, Lillian Edwards, who will additionally share her process in visually bringing forward the essences of plants.

Join Unangan Elder, Ilarion Merculieff, as he invites you to explore a new way of living, guided by our hearts, with each and every unique heart beating together in the great song of creation.

Disabled Hikers is an entirely Disabled-led organization. We celebrate disabled people’s experiences in the outdoors. We help facilitate those experiences with information, resources, and events, including trail guides and group hikes. We are also committed advocates for justice, access, and inclusion, and work with parks, organizations, brands, and more. We challenge the dominant narrative of who is considered to be valid and which experiences matter in the outdoors.

Join Nancy Phillips as she shares about connecting to the seasons and natural rhythms of the earth. We will explore how these offer us a path to spiritual wisdom and a sense of groundedness and peace. Embracing the energy of Springtime can be a catalyst for nurturing our own growth.

Join us in discussion with renowned teacher and author, Sharifa Oppenheimer about the reflection of Sacred Earth and Sacred Self, mirroring our inner and outer worlds. We will explore this connection especially in deepening our kinship with Nature.

Are we stuck in an archaic view of an ecosystem that keeps people and Nature separate? How do we foster ecosystem repair AND community healing? This month’s featured webinar guest, Layel Camargo, has deeply explored these topics and will share their experience as a person dedicated to restoring our diverse relationship with Nature.

Nina Simons, Bioneers’ Co-Founder and author of Nature, Culture and the Sacred: A Woman Listens for Leadership, joins us to talk about leadership, Nature, and how we can all cultivate resilience and liberation.

And yet, Nature’s embrace is fulsome and surprisingly resilient.

We do not live on the Earth - we live embedded within a nourishing mantle of gases, light and biota calibrated to flourish as a living planetary Being. We are being deeply called to recognize that the debris field of a dissolving paradigm that can no longer be sustained and maintained is evidence of emergence and that which brings forth true reparations that enables the blossoming of humanity.

Walk with Myra as she shares a few field notes on the invitation before us all to RISE whole.

There is a strong relationship between the land and our interior landscapes. When we are connected to the land, we’re connected to ourselves, and one another.

Hillary Waters Fayle brings together materials and processes that express the union of humanity and the physical world. Whether stitching, drawing, planting seeds, or harvesting, her hands echo the gestures made by thousands of hands over thousands of years and bringing forward connection to lineages of people working with textiles, plants and the land. Stitching, like agriculture, can be functional-- a technical solution to join materials/a means of survival-- or, both can be done purely in service of the soul, lifting the spirit through beauty and wonder.

Mitakuye Oyasin is a Lakota philosophy that roughly translates to "we are all related" or "all my relations." It recognizes one's relationship and responsibility to all living things and reminds us to always consider how our behaviors and actions impact the life around us.

Unsurprisingly, this philosophy is at odds with colonialism and the capitalist notions of "me" over "we." This discussion will review the universal and practical applications of Mitakuye Oyasin and how humans can cultivate kinship with the life, space, and time around them in ways that reject Western bootstrap/individualistic theories and acknowledge and affirm Indigenous people, values, and practices.

Taté Walker is a Lakota citizen of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota. They are an award-winning Two Spirit storyteller for outlets like "The Nation," "Everyday Feminism," "Native Peoples," "Indian Country Today," "Apartment Therapy," and "ANMLY." They are also featured in several anthologies, including "FIERCE: Essays by and about Dauntless Women," "South Dakota in Poems," W.W. Norton's "Everyone's an Author," and "The Languages of Our Love: An Indigenous Love and Sex Anthology" (forthcoming Summer 2022). Taté recently released their first full-length, illustrated poetry book, "The Trickster Riots" (Abalone Mountain Press, 2022).

You are warmly invited to join Chris Omni for a journey into a world of Black Joy in Green Spaces.

In this new world, she will share about Granny’s Garden: Growing Black Joy, followed by an intimate conversation about how this journey started, where it is now, and where it is going. We will also celebrate the eve of National Black Joy Day! Yesssss, there is such a day! Your presence at this webinar will be one of the many ways to recognize this beautiful holiday while spreading awareness of this movement to provide a counter-story to the typical deficit narrative that is generally associated with Black people.

We are happy to welcome Sharifa Oppenheimer, author of A Litany of Wild Graces: Meditations on Sacred Ecology! She will share with us not only her poems and essays, but also the process of transformation she underwent as she wrote this new book of love for the wild and tender Earth.

Krista Nelson, as a Silver Lining Sentinel, is on a mission to share what she’s learned about the power of nature to acknowledge loss, soothe grief, quiet fear, and nurture the seed of peace, love, and optimism; a process of transformation and manifestation.

Following in the footsteps of Germany's Bard Goethe, Maureen will share his 7 step method as a protocol for practical help in studying natural phenomena and how we can breathe a "Life-filled Giving" when we study the dynamic images of plants and the living principle of how a plant/living being manifests itself the way it does and how this is linked to their Essence.

Join Kathy Keville as she shares about seasonal celebrations of the world and sacred plants. Kathi is an internationally known herbalist and aromatherapist and avid organic gardener. She has been highly recognized herb in the herbal and aromatherapy field since 1970 when she began teaching. She has been the Director of the American Herb Association since it’s creation in 1981 and was a founding member of the American Herbalist Guild in 1989. Kathi was granted honorary membership to the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy in and the American Aromatherapy Association for her pioneering work. She is also the editor of the AHA Quarterly Newsletter.

Join Zach Weiss as he shares about the water cycle as well as real-world stories of the solutions and approaches that can affect change and the incredible possibilities for Restoration and Regeneration.

Join ONE Visioning Council Member, Sara Artemisia, for the Plant Spirit Herbalism Summit. This FREE event will be held over Equinox weekend, March 18th-20th. ONE is a co-sponsor of this event.🌿

In this session, on March 20th, Carole Guyett offers profound insight into the practice of sacred plant initiations and what it means to be a sacred plant medicine practitioner. She also offers deep wisdom into her experience of being in reciprocal relationship with the plants, and how she works with the labyrinth as a tool for transformational healing.

You are welcome to attend all sessions offered during the weekend for FREE. The line up is full of speakers that are wise, knowledgeable, creative, and deeply connected with the plants in a myriad of incredible ways. The wisdom they share will definitely be affirming in your journey on the plant path, and likely also life-changing in deepening your relationship with herbs and Nature.

We can’t imagine a more wonderful way to welcome in the spring!

Join us in dialogue with Judith Poelarends about the healing qualities of the Alaskan wildflowers and what they have to share with us about living in challenging circumstances. The vibrational remedies made from these flowers help us on the emotional, mental, and spiritual levels. Learn more about how they support us in finding balance, releasing what we no longer need, and enhancing our connection with Nature.

Join Maeve McBride, a climate justice organizer, and writer, as she shares stories about her intertwined paths of seeking justice and finding spirit. She will draw from her work organizing a five-day climate walk in Vermont, blockading oil trains, and her recent practice of movement chaplaincy. Listen to her thoughts on how we can thrive while doing the seemingly impossible work of dismantling the nasty -isms of our time - capitalism, racism, colonialism - to name a few.

In this conversation we’ll explore ways to see and access the metaphorical, spiritual magic of common plants and trees as well as ways to connect with these gifts in a grounded way. As we learn to embody the teachings of the plants we become empowered to offer ever more joyful service at this pivotal time in our world.

As a gardener, teacher, and mother, Erin O'Neill speaks of the seeds and how they are always waiting to be born and longing to grow. She invites us all to remember our common ancestry of planting, gathering, foraging, hunting and knowing our food. Exploring these seeds of ancestral food memory helps us to reconnect and work with the forces and natural abundance at our fingertips and under our feet.

During this Teleseminar, Erin will discuss the importance of reclaiming the sacred act of gardening including the broader scope of nourishing and cultivating life in all forms.