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Bringing Mindfulness to Climate Solutions at COP26 & Beyond
November 22 2021
November 22 2021
By
Confluence Philanthropy
Trauma is at the root of our inaction in the face of Climate Change. Trauma symptoms of numbness, apathy, hyper-activation and polarization dramatically slow down our ability to respond adequately. Our lack of relationship to the crisis is part of the crisis. The Pocket Project aims to restore our collective ability to relate sensitively and compassionately thus opening up to an increased flow of information and possibility. During COP26, Confluence’s President & CEO, Dana Lanza and Partner & Chairperson of Veris Wealth Partners, Patricia Farrar-Rivas, joined Kosha Jobert, CEO of The Pocket Project for a discussion exploring how collective trauma relates to money, and how money relates to climate change
