The Garrison Institute presents a live webinar with Jessica Morey.

During this interactive webinar, Jessica guided us through earth-based contemplative practices to connect us with our belonging to and love and grief for our world and all the beings with whom we share it. She invited us to reflect on what we might learn from this time of pandemic about how to respond to the even more devastating global climate crisis. We practiced together to build the inner resiliency, compassion, and embodied interconnection to thrive in the crucial work of advocating for a livable planet for all.

Jessica Morey is a lead teacher and co-founder of Inward Bound Mindfulness Education (www.iBme.com). She began practicing meditation at age 14 on teen retreats offered by the Insight Meditation Society. Before joining iBme, Jessica worked in clean energy and climate policy and finance at the World Bank, the Pew Center on Climate Change, and the Clean Energy States Alliance. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering from Dartmouth and a master's degree in Sustainable Development and International Affairs. Her published works range from the chapter “Ordinary Awakening” in Blue Jean Buddha to Conflict Resolution of the Boruca Hydro-Energy Project: Renewable Energy Production in Costa Rica. In 2014, Jessica brought her two life passions together to write about the potential of contemplative practice to heal our relationship with the natural world in a Shambhala Sun article.

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BSR Celebrates 20 Years

Global warming and economic systems still focused on short terms gains with governments needing help to solve these most pressing issues.

Twenty years into our mission at BSR, we've seen great progress around business and sustainability. As a global community of innovators, we have much to celebrate. At the same time, our challenges—environmental, social, and economic—remain daunting. Watch the BSR at 20 video and let us know where you stand: Has everything changed, or has nothing changed over the past 20 years? How can we accelerate progress for a truly sustainable future. Learn more about our work at www.bsr.org, and join us for the BSR 2012 Conference on October 23-26.

The 8th daily COPpuccino features Peter Seligmann, head of Conservation International talking about working with the private sector and the shift that has occured as companies take sustainability more seriously and integrate it into the organization's DNA.

3BL Media's Lorraine Smith interviews Claude Ouimet, Senior VP and GM for Canada and Latin America of Interface FLOR, a partner of The Natural Step.

What if you lived by the largest body of fresh water in the world but could no longer afford to use it?

When water costs soar, residents of Highland Park, Michigan demand to know who will foot the bill. Topics: Water, Community, Activism, Sustainability, Women's Rights, Civil Rights, Government, Michigan.

Visit The Waterfront Website for more information.Film by Liz Miller.

Gideon Rosenblatt explores how companies can be good for the soul -- for customers, employees, and for keeping the bottom line aligned with the greater good. Jan 2012.TEDx Rainier.

Published on Jul 14, 2017

Published on Nov 6, 2015

A plenary address by Denise Morrison President and CEOof Campbell Soup Company. BSR Conference 2015, San Francisco, CA.

BSR Conference 2014: Darren Walker, President, Ford Foundation talks about the "burning patience" and his personal narrative and path to the Ford Foundation.  Published on Nov 11, 2014