A monthly space for deepening perspectives and practices in the work of reuniting people, the living world and the sacred.
Join the Spiritual Ecology Study Club—a dynamic space for collective inquiry where you’ll explore the intersection of deep ecology, collective liberation, critical theory, and integrated practice. Engage with fresh perspectives on what it truly means to exist consciously within your ecosystems and transform the way you relate to both the human and more-than-human worlds. Together, we’ll question, challenge, and redefine how we participate in the web of life.
Facilitated by Zoë Fay-Stindt. Live monthly study sessions include guided meditations, selected readings, new materials, large and small group discussions, and prompts for individual creative practice.
Study Club Series
All sessions are live and are no longer recorded to allow a free and safe space to share and connect. If you miss the session there will be instead reflective meditations and curator prompts in the resources.
Study club series
Study club series
Study Club Series
Study Club Series
Study Club Series
Study Club Series
Ready to ignite change and deepen your connection to the world around you?
The Spiritual Ecology Study Club is a monthly space for vibrant collective inquiry, creative practice, and meditation. Each month, we dive into a new theme—whether it’s ecology, spirituality, collective liberation, or other related topics. You’ll explore a rich variety of materials, including books, academic papers, films, podcasts, and essays. Our facilitator, Zoë, offers curated materials and thought-provoking questions, while members are encouraged to contribute their own lines of inquiry.
Join us live for engaging group discussions, held on the 3rd Thursday of every month. If you can’t attend live, no worries—access pre-recorded guided meditations, prompts for individual creative practice, and more, all tied to the monthly theme.
Come be a part of a community committed to exploring, learning, and growing together. We can’t wait to see what insights we’ll uncover as we create and sustain this space for collaborative learning.
Zoë Fay-Stindt is a queer, bicontinental poet and essayist with roots in both the French and American south. They write around entanglement, belonging, and queer ecologies.
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Priya (they/she): graphic artist and host of monthly study club
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