Good Grief Network

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Good Grief Network (GGN) is a peer-to-peer support organization serving individuals & communities experiencing eco-distress and collective trauma from social and ecological injustice

With the climate negotiations starting on Monday (and, NO, I will not be wasting carbon to go there), I’ll be pivoting my attention back to climate change and the ways we are failing to act effectively. Here’s a good overview in the Guardian to get us all started: www.theguardian.com/environment/...

What’s the point? Ten years after the Paris treaty, are climate talks getting anywhere?

Its key temperature goal has been missed but experts say the agreement is still proving a vital moral compass for progress

theguardian.com

Only a few spots remain in our upcoming series Grief, Risk and Grace: A Decolonial and Experiential Approach. If you have been following this offering, now is the time to join. We're ready to welcome you into this group starting on Tuesday, October 27. Learn more & register here: bit.ly/4hEf2cQ

Photo of an olive branch, with GGN logo on the bottom. Black text with a white background reads "So ask yourself, how has your worldview been colonized? Are you a victim of assimilation as well? Who taught you that land was property and natural resources and not your sacred home? Why is that true? Ask yourself that question.  And what are you going to do about it? - Robin Wall Kimmerer"


Photo of green grass with GGN logo in the middle of the page. White text with a black background read "Last Call! Grief, Risk, and GraceA Decolonial and Experiential Approach. Overcome paralysis and complacency in oppression, Decolonize your mind, body, and heart. Embody different forms of knowing and being. Starts Tues 27 Oct. https://bit.ly/4hEf2cQ"
Aerial photo of tea plantations with GGN centered on the bottom. White text with black background reads "A five-week experimental and experiential journey: Week #1: Political Awareness: anchor our journey in justice, healing, and mutual care. Week#2: Social Awareness: identify our entanglement within the system of harm. Week#3: Decolonize Grief: extend our circle of empathy. Week#4: Reconnect with Wide Community & Ancestral Wisdom: learn, unlearn, and embody new paradigms. Week#5: Go Forth: orient our actions towards finding/building community and collaborative actions. Starting Tues 27 Oct. https://bit.ly/4hEf2cQ."

Climate week was an incredible journey! We experienced a connective gathering at the Mental Health in a Disastrous Climate Panel, which featured some of the most inspiring powerhouses on this topic. We hope you were able to join us last week, otherwise we hope to see you at a future event!

Photograph collage of NYC Climate Week Event: Mental Health in a Disastrous Climate featuring Leslie Davenport, Laura Carter Robinson, Harriet Shugarman, Robin Cooper, Anya Kamenetz, Julie Souza, Olivia Shehan, and Lindsey Burke at the Climate Imaginarium on Governor's Island.

Since it can be hard to believe that political and corporate elites would actively give up on our shared future on this singular planet, we made a short film so folks can hear from the end timers and judge for themselves. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...

Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor: the future according to end times fascism

In a new video, Klein and Taylor outline a ominous evolution taking shape on the far right – and how to stay loyal to this planet and each other

theguardian.com