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Go Ahead And Cry
Last week I headed into the high country of the Colorado San Juan mountains with a dear friend and backpacking buddy to spend several days and nights just…
Kindred Fellowship’s What We Did This Summer Report!
David Metler shares the Kindred Fellowship's What We Did This Summer Report below:
https://youtu.be/vNCVeccNqW8
In the video above, you will meet David…
Living Into The Mystery Between Inner And Outer Climate Change
Watch an outtake of Stephanie Mines' presentation to the Kindred Fellowship Program.
https://youtu.be/DJEX_2aOM3g
In this outtake from her…
Breast Milk is Medicine for Babies
An infant’s microbiome influences motor, social and cognitive development.
KEY POINTS
Lack of breast milk in the first year is associated with…
Raising Children In The USA Today: Changes Needed In Policies And…
Excerpted from Bram’s unpublished essay called “What Must Be Done”
About Marvin Bram: Marvin Bram is professor of history retired from Hobart and…
The Surprising Antidote To Exhaustion
If the pandemic has done anything to me, it has stripped me of what I thought was real and important. It has removed any last drop of energy that I might use…
Pam Leo On Family Literacy As Social Justice, And Her New Book!
Kindred Media · Pam Leo on Family Literacy Advocacy as Social Justice, and her New Book!
Listen to Pam Leo, author of the beloved book, Connection…
How Not to Be an Angry, Controlling Parent
KEY POINTS
U.S. parents can learn helpful parenting techniques from non-western cultures.Traditional cultures interfere less in the lives of their children…
Enculturated Captivity, Zoochosis, And Collective Trauma
How humans can better coexist with their natural environment.
In this interview with ecopsychologist, Vaughan Wilkins, we explore captivity through a…
Happy Solstice, Letter from the Editor
READ the June issue of Kindred's newsletter here.
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Dear Kindred,
Twice in the past month I’ve presented…