July 17-20 – St. Cloud, MN
Gather the Women Organization
“Getting to Know You”
Friday, July 18, 8pm - Panel Discussion
Women Breaking Glass Ceilings and
Connecting at the Grassroots
Panelists: Jean Shinoda Bolen, Barbara Belknap,
Kathe Schaaf & Nancy
Stephens.
Location:
College of Saint Benedict
37 South College Avenue,
St. Cloud, MN 56374
Contact Information:
Suzan Nolan, South
Dakota Regional Coordinator
kensuz5@rap.midco.net
Home:
605-348-7499 • Cell: 605-415-1554
July 20 – Seneca Falls, NY
The 160th Anniversary Celebration
of the
Women’s Rights Movement
July 20, 1848 - July 20,
2008
Women Making Herstory
Sponsored by One Voice Alliance
For a complete schedule of events visit ConventionDays.com
Sunday July 20th at 9 a.m.
The Women’s March - to Wesleyan
Chapel
followed by The Reading, Re-dedication, and Re-signing
of the Declaration of Sentiments and the
Women’s Global
Charter for Humanity
followed by a Reception after the ceremonies
at a local venue.
Location:
Wesleyan Chapel
136 Fall Street Next to Visitor
Center
Seneca Falls, NY
For directions in getting there: www.nps.gov/archive/wori/home.htm
For information about One Voice Alliance: www.onevoicealliance.org
Click Here
to Download a Flyer (pdf)
September 15-20 – Chartres, France
Chartres Cathedral: Walking a Sacred Path
Crossing to Avalon: Pilgrimage of the Sacred Feminine
Verditas
415-561-2921 contact@veriditas.net
Website: www.veriditas.org
Chartres Cathedral is built upon an ancient goddess and Druid sacred site, where pilgrims journeyed long before Christianity to quicken the divinity in themselves. We will spend mornings with Jean. Through narratives, meditations and in circles with a sacred center, participants will reflect and remember their own stories.
We can travel through our
own lives as either pilgrims or tourists. If we are spiritual
beings on a human path, then our lives were meant to be
meaningful and authentic, our losses and suffering can burnish
the soul or diminish it. While there is a linear chronology
to our lives, there is usually a labyrinthine quality to
following or finding the thread of meaning. A pilgrimage
allows us to recollect liminal experiences, moments out
of time. The psyche responds as if to a dream or to poetry
and synchronicities happen when we seek to go through the
mists to metaphoric Avalon.
Sept. 18-21 – Austria Waldzell Forum
2008 Theme: "The
time is now."
Sunday, Sept. 21 at 9:30 am
Plenary Session
Jean
Shinoda Bolen, Elizabeth Lesser, Nina Hagen, David Steindl-Rast:
Animus and Anima:
The Role of male and female qualities
in our world.
Location:
Melk Abbey in Lower Austria
See
website for travel details
Participation in the Waldzell
Forum is by invitation only.
The 4 pm Dialogue/Ceremony
event on Sunday is open to the public.
September 22 – Budapest, Hungary
Book and Lecture Tour
Arrangements to be made by Stadium Effective (Publisher)
More information TBA