In this time of accelerating climate and ecological change, how do we stay rooted, inspired, and connected—to ourselves, to one another, and to the Earth—to create a sustainable future for all?

Join the New York Society for Ethical Culture for an evening of discussion, reflection, inspiration, and joyful gathering as we explore the inner dimension of climate engagement at this critical time. Together, we’ll rediscover the emotional, spiritual, and communal threads that can help guide us through uncertainty and (spark, initiate, accelerate, catalyze, generate, bring about) transformation.

We’ll hear from:

• Dr. Kate Marvel, NASA climate scientist and author of Human Nature: Nine Ways to Feel About Our Changing Planet, is one of the premier science communicators of our time. Through her own journey she explorers both the science and the emotional landscape of the climate crisis. Learn more about Kate at MarvelClimate.com.

• Dr. Kritee Kanko, climate scientist, Zen Buddhist priest, and educator, who shares her re-indigenizing framework as a path to deep healing, spiritual resilience, and ethical action. Learn more about Kritee at KriteeKanko.com.

• Carey Russell, master naturalist and dendrologist, who brings us into intimate relationship with the natural world through his tree walks in Central Park, cultivating ecological literacy, reverence for the living systems that sustain us, and a portal to fall in love with Nature all over again. Learn more about Carey at TheDendroLab.com.

• A powerful performance by world-renowned choreographer Jody Sperling of Time Lapse Dance, whose visually stunning, kinesthetic storytelling—interweaving movement, sound, and science—bridges the divide between body and Earth, human and nature. Learn more about Jody at TimeLapseDance.com.

Come be nourished, moved, and reconnected. This is more than a climate event—it’s a call to the heart.