Generating Transformative Change
October 23 - 27, 2019
Liberating the Deep Potential of Human Being To register for GTC, visit this link. Lodging and meal reservation forms are provided for program registrants only and do not include program tuition. Over the past 15 years, through over thirty programs delivered on three continents, GTC has developed into one of the most powerful, awakening, and mature learning journeys available today. GTC graduates are extraordinary professionals of all ages, from diverse backgrounds and from many parts of the world. They share a common desire.... to transform themselves, their organizations, communities and our human consciousness, motivated by a vision of a…
Invitas (1 of 3)
With David Whyte, Craig Fleck, Gayle Karen Young and MaryLiz Smith
November 3 - 6, 2019
Whidbey Institute
Invitas: Come as you are and immerse yourself in the profound experience that makes Conversational Leadership stand apart from other programs, with an exceptional community of faculty and participants, poetry, music, and connection with the natural world.
Environmental Leadership Program
November 14 - 17, 2019
The Environmental Leadership Program supports emerging environmental and social change practitioners eager to connect their specialized work to larger environmental and social concerns. ELP is committed to selecting Fellows that represents diversity of race and ethnicity, gender, sector, sexual orientation, education levels, professional background, values and traditions, and expertise. The Whidbey Institute is home to ELP's Pacific Northwest Regional Fellowship. To learn more, visit elpnet.org/pacific-northwest-regional-fellowship.
Powers of Leadership (2 of 4)
January 9 - 11, 2020
Whidbey Institute
The Powers of Leadership retreat series convenes a diverse cohort of people across strategic fields to gain perspective on the currents of change moving in these times.
Environmental Leadership Program (2 of 3)
February 20 - 23, 2020
The Environmental Leadership Program supports emerging environmental and social change practitioners eager to connect their specialized work to larger environmental and social concerns. ELP is committed to selecting Fellows that represents diversity of race and ethnicity, gender, sector, sexual orientation, education levels, professional background, values and traditions, and expertise. The Whidbey Institute is home to ELP's Pacific Northwest Regional Fellowship. To learn more, visit elpnet.org/pacific-northwest-regional-fellowship.
Powers of Leadership (3 of 4)
April 2 - 4, 2020
Whidbey Institute
The Powers of Leadership retreat series convenes a diverse cohort of people across strategic fields to gain perspective on the currents of change moving in these times.
Powers of Leadership (4 of 4)
June 11 - 13, 2020
Whidbey Institute
The Powers of Leadership retreat series convenes a diverse cohort of people across strategic fields to gain perspective on the currents of change moving in these times.