Free Webinar | Feb 25th | 5:00 pm PST
Getting Unstuck and
Finding Your Role
Facilitated by Lydia Violet Harutoonian
You Are Needed in These Challenging Times
It’s truly an understatement to say that today’s world can feel overwhelming.
With the pressures of economic uncertainty, social injustice, environmental crisis, and rapid changes everywhere, it’s no wonder many of us feel stuck.
We all have doubts, fears, and everyday struggles that can freeze us from using our own gifts and strengths to improve our communities and our world.
In this free webinar, "Getting Unstuck and Finding Your Role," you will learn how to:
Understand What’s Causing You to Freeze:
We’ll look at how fear, uncertainty, and the stress of trying to survive in today’s world can make it hard to see the opportunities for positive change.
Break Free from Feeling Stuck:
Discover clear, actionable steps to overcome the mental and emotional blocks that can cause paralysis when you want to give to the world.
Discover Your Role in Tough Times:
Learn how you can contribute your unique strengths to help build a better, fairer, and more sustainable future—even when the challenges seem insurmountable.
Connect with a Supportive Community:
Find out how joining with others who share your desire to help can create a strong network that supports you in taking meaningful action.
Why This Webinar?
We’re living through extraordinary times. The challenges we face may seem larger than any one individual, but each person’s contribution matters. This session is designed to show you that even in a world filled with uncertainty and hardship, you have a place—and a powerful role—in creating positive change. By clarifying what matters to you, you can find your way through the overwhelm and find your place in working with others toward a better future.
Your facilitator…
Lydia Violet Hartunoonian,
Brings with her over 15 years of dedicated study and co-facilitation with Joanna Macy, as well as multiple in-person “Emergent Strategy” trainings with adrienne maree brown. Lydia founded and runs School for the Great Turning and has facilitated Work that Reconnects workshops for thousands of people in diverse communities and settings. She has a great enthusiasm for helping folks bring forth their personal callings and gifts. Lydia’s work involves a unique synthesis of Joanna Macy’s work, her own research and practice in cultural healing and integrity, and her role as a musician and community singing facilitator. She also developed “Tending the Bones,” a course for re-connection with ancestral cultures, mythology, and folk traditions.
