Relationships for Resilience with Facilitator Christina deVillier

In a time of intensifying social and ecological crises, in a cultural context of individualism, the pressure to practice “self-care,” build “personal resilience,” and “transform oneself” is pervasive. While “doing your own work” is important, we overemphasize the individual to the detriment of our human communities and the rest of the living world. The deep transformations we need will be co-created, and the deep resilience we must develop will be relational. In this conversation, we will explore the dynamics of our strongest relationships, seeking to name the qualities and practices that underpin resilience. How can we bring our insights more intentionally and broadly to bear in our human relationships and in our relationships with our homelands, waters, and ecosystems? 

Prineville COCC
Room 119
Thursday, March 9
5:30-7:00 p.m. PST
Registration: Prineville-Relationships for Resilience