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What was the most meaningful or rewarding experience?
Being able to experience being in an environment where people my age are working on themselves and treating people with openness and kindness.
What skills have you learned?
How to stay grounded in a time when everything seems unstable or scary.
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Teens of Color Retreat
August 6–11, 2019
Big Bear City, California
This retreat is an invitation to explore your identity, make soul friends, and develop practical skills in mindfulness and communications with three exceptional guides on the journey. Specifically designed for teens of color, the retreat offers the opportunity for teens, mentors, and staff of color to connect around their practice, their identities and intersectionalities, and mindfulness.
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All Our Identities: Creating Space for Teens of Color
Jylani Maat Azaan is coordinator and manager of the August Teens of Color Retreat, where she will also lead a couple of workshops. We asked Jylani to share her thoughts about the Teens of Color Retreat, who it’s for, why it matters, and her vision of what teens will experience.
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Adult Mindfulness Retreat
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Middlesex School
Concord, Massachusetts
August 1 – 4
Take a mid-summer break. Get away, meet new people, and enjoy a deepening into meditation and mindfulness practice. All levels of experience welcome, including beginners. You'll leave refreshed and renewed — with new skills!
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Bringing together international experiential learning with a program of self-inquiry, LeapYear creates a "bridge year" to support students’ conscious transition from high school to college and development from adolescence into adulthood. The program includes group travel to South Asia or Central America, a customized individual internship, and immersive retreats in Boulder, Colorado, all while you earn 30 college credits towards a bachelor’s degree at Naropa University or transferred to a college of your choice. LeapYear participants have full access to federal financial aid and generous additional scholarships.
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Sarana Institute Nature Retreat
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iBme welcomes and celebrates human diversity in all forms regardless of race, color, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, ability, personal appearance, or religious/spiritual affiliation.
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