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Oct 04 Wednesday
The Silent Book Club is an opportunity to create a community around reading. Show up meet people and read whatever you choose to read for the hour with other people who are passionate about reading!
Oct 06 Friday
Join the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Creature Conserve, and Wyoming Outdoor Council for a FREE in-person conversation with several exhibiting artists from Re-Imagining Conservation: From Many Viewpoints. This conversation is a space of open dialogue between artists and conservation professionals in the Grand Teton area and beyond to share about the creatures, issues, and research currently inspiring their artwork. The conversation (and the exhibition that has inspired it) is rooted in a belief that successful and sustainable conservation necessitates the presence of many voices and many viewpoints.
Doors open at 5 p.m. for exhibit viewing and mingling. The panel discussion begins at 6 p.m. A cash bar will be available.
Moderators include Dr. Lucy Spelman and Julia Spencer. Panelists include DG House, Nayana Rathmalgoda, Brenna Kaelyn Litynski, Big Wind Carpenter, and Meghan Riley.
Oct 14 Saturday
The Sankofa African Heritage Awareness, Inc., A nonprofit, presents the 12th Africa MAAFA Education Conference: America’s Apathy to African American Post Traumatic Enslavement and Jim Crow Disorders.Conference speakers will be, Dr. Edith Cook, Saratoga, WY, will speak on, Overcoming Societal Grief, and Self-inflicted Pain; Dr. Mohamed Salih, will speak on, Africa’s Pain, Hope and Fears of a Repetitive 1884 Berlin Conference; Jaquale Brooks-Richardson, B.A., Colorado Springs, Colorado will speak on, Navigating America’s Unyielding Racial Divisions and Duplicities; Dr. James W. Peebles, Cheyenne, WY, will speak on, “The More Things Change, the More They Remain the Same.”
Oct 16 Monday
Sacred Earth ConversationsFREETo deepen and share our connections with natureThird Mondays beginning February 20, 2023Hansen Hall, St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N. Glenwood, Jackson, WY
https://www.stjohnsjackson.org/blog/sacred-earth-conversations/
First Gathering 2/20: we explore ways to deepen and enliven our important relationships with the rest of nature. We contemplate our gift in the web of life.Second Gathering 3/20: we cultivate a deeper capacity for beholding and inhabiting sacred dimensions within non-human ecosystems.Third Gathering 4/17: we play with ways of speaking and listening that help us serve as translators and spokespeople for the natural world.Last gathering 5/15: we meet outside to play and make commitments to each other and the planet. We celebrate.
Wonder Fest, June 15-17 - https://www.ecotheo.org/wonder-2023Poets Joy Harjo and Roger Reeves - workshops and readings. FREE
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Nov 20 Monday
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Dec 13 Wednesday