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Radical Dharma Camp: Bringing the Truth Home

August 13–17, 2022

Buddhist Meditation Retreats, Experiential Retreats, Meditation & Mindfulness, Social Impact, Yoga, Wellness & Embodied Living

Please see below for important registration instructions, BEFORE clicking on Register Now above. Thanks!

Beyond race training 101, Radical Dharma Camp is an immersive experience designed to gather and connect folkx already committed to implementing racial justice and anti-oppression interventions in the circles of community, identity, faith, care and influence.

Together we’ll take a deep dive into the framework and movement to confront white supremacy, racial injustice and the intersections of dominance and disbelonging that keep us from personal and collective liberation.

During Radical Dharma Camp we leverage sound, rest, play, and practices for you to:

  • Engage across lines of difference in real-time to learn skills necessary to move through the fears and resistance that limit your ability to act from love

  • Understand the essential role of embodiment and self-care to collective liberation

  • Learn to apply the Framework for Liberation (F4L) to generate interventions relevant to your specific experience, context, and conditions

  • Gain insight into skillful use of congresses and how to be accountable to “telling the truth of these times”

  • Network with others to disrupt and #getintheconversation

Radical Dharma Camp rigorously challenges you to be present, invite introspection, wonder, vulnerability, accountability, and love.

 

Please read and understand DMC’s current COVID-19 policy before registering.

Registration Process

Note: We have a waitlist for scholarship funds.

Step 1: Fill out this survey.

Step 2: If you are not requesting a scholarship, you can go ahead and also register by clicking Register Now above (please still also complete Step 1). Please see info below about scholarships.

Registrations will not be considered complete until both steps have been completed.

 

Financial Assistance

You can self-select support on the tiered tuition and/or subsidized lodging rate, bypassing a scholarship, if the tiered tuition and/or subsidized lodging rate covers your needs (you can see tiered tuition rates above, and the subsidized lodging rate by clicking Register Now above).

Drala Mountain Center is offering financial assistance to individuals who would not otherwise be able to attend this retreat.

In Step 1 above, there will be a space to request a scholarship within the survey.

The deadline to request a scholarship is 7/31, and awards will be made via email by the end of the business day on 8/5.

Please do not complete Step 2 until you have received information about your award, as there will be special registration instructions provided at that time.

Scholarships are for tent double housing.

Retreat Faculty

Rev. angel Kyodo williams, Rōshi

Rev. angel Kyodo williams, Sensei is a maverick dharma teacher, author, and founder of Center for Transformative Change. She applies wisdom teaching to social issues at the intersections of racial, economic and climate justice. Rev. angel notes, “Love and justice are not two. Without inner change, there can be no outer change. Without collective change, […]

Program Details

Dates: August 13–17, 2022

Tuition:
Tuition 300/450/600 + 4 nights lodging
Faculty:

Rev. angel Kyodo williams, Rōshi

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Check in Instructions:

Registration takes place from 2 PM – 5 PM on your program start date.

At check-in, please be prepared to provide photo proof of a negative COVID-19 test with identification from within the last 24 hours.

All participants and volunteer staff must check in at our Guest Services house. Please plan for travel time in order to arrive before 5 PM to check-in and settle into your accommodations.

If arriving early, the Guest Services house opens at 9 AM and breaks for lunch from 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM.

Guest Services closes at 5 PM, after which an after hours check-in envelope marked with your name will be placed in a basket next to the front door of Guest Services. All relevant lodging and program information will be inside the envelope, including instructions for electronically submitting proof of a negative COVID test.

Your program begins with dinner, followed by an orientation. All programs usually end at 12:30 PM on the program's departure date, followed by lunch. Further specifics regarding your program's schedule will be available upon arrival. If applicable, you will receive an email from the program coordinator in the week prior to your program with any additional information you may need.

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