LOUD y Good Work Institute los invitan a un evento de cuidado propio del Mes de la Herencia Hispana – diálogo, comida y bienestar en comunidad.

El Mes de la Herencia Hispana es una celebración de la diáspora, la cultura y la indigeneidad, y también una muestra de nuestra resiliencia y de los lazos comunitarios que nos sostienen. Es en este espíritu que los invitamos a un espacio dedicado a hispanohablantes, para conectarnos en comunidad y enraizarnos mediante nuestra conexión – más allá del idioma.

Nos reuniremos en un círculo de palabra, una práctica ancestral y comunitaria seguida de una meditación con tambor. Te invitamos a explorar lo que nos une como pueblo y a sembrar, a través de la voz y el sonido, la visión de una comunidad regenerativa que honre nuestras raíces.

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LOUD and Good Work Institute invite you to a Hispanic Heritage Month self-care event — dialogue, food, and wellness in community.

Hispanic Heritage Month is a celebration of diaspora, culture, and indigeneity, and it’s also a mark of our resilience and the community bonds that hold us up. It’s in this spirit that we invite you to a dedicated space for Spanish speakers, to connect in community and root ourselves through our connection — beyond language.

Together we’ll enter into talk circle, accompanied by drum, to explore what unites us as a people and to plant, through voice and sound, a vision of what a regenerative community can be. In this way, we connect with the roots we come from.

Good Work Institute is proud to be an official partner of LOUD for Hispanic Heritage Month, co-hosting this event at GWI’s Greenhouse.

At a moment when oppressive tech monopolies are hollowing out the economy and threatening democratic society, GEL serves as an oasis. During the conference, we will explore the risks of a Big Tech-dominated society while spotlighting positive, inspiring people and projects who are bringing about rebirth: new ways of creating, resisting, and living that are charting a path forward.

Founded by Mark Hurst in 2003 in NYC, GEL is a creative, multidisciplinary conference exploring good experience in all its forms. GEL 2026 is bringing together leading thinkers, innovators, and organizers from our community and beyond. Taking place Friday October 2 and Saturday October 3 at Skate Time, this gathering will feature speaker presentations, guided community building, roller parties, a catered lunch, as well as exclusive experiences with Ravenwood, Good Work Institute and Lite Brite Neon.

This event is generously sponsored by Upstate Curious, Skate Time, BjornQorn, and Good Work Institute.

Are you ready to dedicate some attention to a fresh approach to your working relationships? In this 8-week workshop, we will cultivate our capacity to connect with ourselves and others, practice nonviolent communication skills, and develop conflict resilience in our work with others.

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In this introductory online workshop, we will cultivate our capacity to connect with ourselves and others.

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GWI and Jenny Bates are holding ongoing climate grief conversations. This group meets May – Oct 1st. Thursdays from 4:30-6pm, and during the winter months Nov – Apr 1st. Sundays 2-3:30pm at The Greenhouse 65 St. James St. on the corner of Clinton street and St. James Street in Uptown Kingston. This group is free and open to anyone who has concerns about the climate, about our City of Kingston, and who are stressed about an uncertain future. Check here for any schedule changes.

“We are picking up distress signals, as living beings on this planet” – Jenny Bates.

Grief is not easily processed alone. The grief felt, consciously or unconsciously regarding the planet is on a scale previously unknown to our species. This series of conversations is an opportunity to share and verbalize what is felt in the context of group that will be facilitated with care, support and a sense of belonging in a confidential and fully respectful manner.

You can listen to Micah and Jenny speak on The Good Work Hour about this topic.
If you have any questions, email [email protected] or [email protected]

GWI and Jenny Bates are holding ongoing climate grief conversations. This group meets May – Oct 1st. Thursdays from 4:30-6pm, and during the winter months Nov – Apr 1st. Sundays 2-3:30pm at The Greenhouse 65 St. James St. on the corner of Clinton street and St. James Street in Uptown Kingston. This group is free and open to anyone who has concerns about the climate, about our City of Kingston, and who are stressed about an uncertain future. Check here for any schedule changes.

“We are picking up distress signals, as living beings on this planet” – Jenny Bates.

Grief is not easily processed alone. The grief felt, consciously or unconsciously regarding the planet is on a scale previously unknown to our species. This series of conversations is an opportunity to share and verbalize what is felt in the context of group that will be facilitated with care, support and a sense of belonging in a confidential and fully respectful manner.

You can listen to Micah and Jenny speak on The Good Work Hour about this topic.
If you have any questions, email [email protected] or [email protected]