Winter Workshop Series – Peaceful Communication on the Farm

Note: Registration is full, and we are now accepting waitlist requests. The Be Well Farming Project creates reflective spaces for farmers to connect meaningfully and explore strategies that can ameliorate challenges and bolster farmers’ quality of life. This workshop, "Peaceful Communication on the Farm: Listening Tools to Improve Understanding," will be held on February 15, 2021, from 3 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. This workshop series is for farmers or earth workers of all roles and backgrounds across the Northeast.

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NOTE: The social definition of “race” has resulted in systemic institutional racism and made it more challenging for people of color to farm. We ask this question as one measure toward our goal of supporting ALL people who farm or want to farm. You can read more about this commitment in our Equity and Justice Statement on our About page.

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Balance, Health, and Passion: Strategies by Farmers, for Farmers on February 1 & February 8
Peaceful Communication on the Farm: Listening Tools to Improve Understanding on February 15

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