Whose Earth (Day)?
Vital Matters is excited to host the 5th Annual Whose Earth (Day)? Where: Lower Gwynns Falls Park When: April 22nd, 4:30-7:30 We have always held…
Tag: storytelling
Herbal Compass CSA: Navigating Healing Throughout the Calendar Wheel
Are you ready to reconnect, reawaken, and realign with your body’s innate wisdom—the deep intelligence that guides healing not only for yourself, but for the…
Mutual Aid Monday Midsummer Picnic: Story and Song Swap
Vital Matters’ Mutual Aid Mondays is a series of gatherings that launched on Inauguration Day, 2025, to connect with one another in nourishing and productive…
2025 Arts & Climate Incubator
Toronto, Canada Tuesday-Saturday, June 3-7, 2025 10am-5:30pm Fee: $500 USD + sliding scale OVERVIEW The Arts & Climate Incubator is a 5-day intensive for artists,…
Morningside Lights
Morningside Lights is an annual, community organized lights festival in NYC. This year it returns with “In Retrospect: 100 Years of New York Art,” a…
Creative Workshop: 12 new narratives for 12 days of COP29
A special invitation to co-create NEW ecological narratives with the Planetary Health Alliance community! Join Dr. Sally Flint, Cecilia Mañosa Nyblon, and the PHA team…
An Uprising of Imagination: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors
What is the role of fiction in climate solutions? Grist recently published the third collection of winning stories from its climate fiction short story contest,…
Telling Your Climate Story: A Climate Imaginarium Workshop
What is your climate story? Our personal experiences often force us to confront what it means to live in the midst of ecological collapse —…
Carole Lindstrom presents Autumn Peltier, Water Warrior (in our kids area!)
Join the author of the New York Times bestselling and Caldecott Award-winning “We Are Water Protectors” for a reading for kids featuring her picture book…
The Journey of Being Human: Moving from War to Peace
In the face of war, governments see no path to peace. They do not understand a foundational indigenous wisdom: ‘To survive, we have to recognize…