We’re Hiring!
The Whidbey Institute is currently seeking applicants for key positions to join our team.
The Whidbey Institute is currently seeking applicants for key positions to join our team.
We hope you enjoy our latest newsletter – New folks, Upcoming Programs, On the Trails, and our recent Reconnecting Event!
Our July Newsletter contains news about two new team members, reflections on a Cabin Village Commons gathering that took place in June, and gratitude for our monthly donors.
Read our May newsletter for open staff positions, a Legacy Giving informational event, and more! https://mailchi.mp/whidbeyinstitute/newsletter-1122941
Featuring a living roof installation story, introductions of three new team members, volunteer and program opportunities, and more! Click here to read the issue.
Something New in Legacy Forest: the Center for Knowing Home. Over the past several months Whidbey Institute founders Fritz and Vivienne Hull have been preparing a new project, the Center for Knowing Home, on their five acres near Storyhouse.
Read this story and more in our November newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/whidbeyinstitute/newsletter-1122849
“We talked and laughed and connected and built relationship while we worked together . . . ”
View the September 2021 Newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/whidbeyinstitute/newsletter-1122781
“If the dynamics of the Universe from the beginning shaped the course of the heavens, lighted the Sun, and formed the Earth, if this same dynamism brought forth the continents and the seas and the atmosphere, if it awakened life in the primordial cell and then brought into being the unnumbered variety of living beings, and finally brought us into being and guided us safely through the turbulent centuries, there is reason to believe that this same guiding process is precisely what has awakened in us our present understanding of ourselves and our relationship to this stupendous process. Sensitized to such guidance from the very structure and functioning of the Universe, we can have confidence in the future that awaits the human venture.”
—Thomas Berry, New Cosmologist (1987)
Click here to read the issue: https://mailchi.mp/whidbeyinstitute/newsletter-1122753
This month’s newsletter features an interview with Nancy Neudecker, opportunities for guided labyrinth walks and forest hikes, community announcements, and more. Click here to read the issue!
During a recent online program with NewStories, we heard Bob Stilger refer to Whidbey Island as the organization’s heartquarters. NewStories has staff based in Spokane, Vancouver Island and Portland with team members up and down the west coast. When this diverse system gathers, it returns to Whidbey Island to remember what’s important.
With gratitude to NewStories, this issue is dedicated to leadership grounded in place and guided by love.
Click to read the newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/whidbeyinstitute/newsletter-1122709