The Work that Reconnects, based on the teachings of Eco-Buddhist Philosopher, Joanna Macy, follows a spiral of practices that can help us meet the crisis of our times. In this 90-minute webinar, eco-poet Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland and environmental scientist, Lee Penny will engage our imaginations through poetry and discussion. We will delve into ‘creative space’ and write, looking at what it means to be an Earth Ally in these challenging times. Bring paper and pens and a willing mind.

A YouTube video folks can watch to get a sense of her work, this from an event co-produced by ‘The Rose Theater and Ships Company Theater in March, 2021.

A relevant post from the N.S. Advocate featuring one of the poems from “Daring to Hope…”

Rock, a poem by Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland

A testimonial from her most recent workshop…
“I never had any experience like this, and English is not even my first language…so interesting, my pen never left my paper…thank you so much!”
Jenny, participant Pangea’s Dream Part 1, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority

A poem of hers published in ‘Deep Times Journal’

The Luminous Dark

This link contains an animated video excerpt from her book.
https://www.elizabethcopeland.ca/daring-to-hope-at-the-cliffs-edge.html

Link to her book
https://www.elizabethcopeland.ca/daring-to-hope-at-the-cliffs-edge.html