Practice in Transformative Action: Bay Area training program

Posted by: Dawn Haney Posted date: July 21, 2014 In: Dhamma, Eco Justice, Economics, Environment, Food, Gender, Healing, Interfaith, International, Leadership as Practice, Military, Prisons, Race, Science, Tech | comment : 1

Mushim Ikeda, contributor to BPF’s The System Stinks curriculum, is launching another year of the Practice in Transformative Action (PiTA 2) yearlong program at East Bay Meditation Center! Application deadline is August 15, 2014.

This program is secularized mindfulness training for activists and change agents, who will have the opportunity to devote a year to mindfulness practices with the goal of sharing them in their various spheres of activity. One textbook is required: Bhante Gunaratana’s classic Mindfulness in Plain English.

See http://eastbaymeditation.org/index.php?s=98 for more information. There is a special invitation to people of color, and the program is open to all.

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