Keynote Lecture at the 57th Annual Blandy Lecture and Alumni Convocation at Seminary of Southwest

This conversation between Kazu and the Pachamama Alliance is part of a series that support us all in staying connected to one another, to a vision for the future, and to the spirit of life in these times.

A conversation with Science and Nonduality, the team behind the films The Eternal Song, Where Olive Trees Weep, The Wisdom of Trauma and more.

Talk hosted by UC Davis Office for Health Equity by Design for Inclusive Excellence

A panel discussion to honor the legacy of Joanna Macy.

Kazu will be the keynote speaker on Saturday night of the Peace & Justice Studies Association annual conference, hosted by Swarthmore College.

A mini-workshop on Fierce Vulnerability, hosted by The Jung Center.

Day-long In-Person Fierce Vulnerability Workshop

Day-long in-person workshop to explore the principles and practices of the Gift Economy.

Day-long, in-person Fierce Vulnerability workshop

Book talk & conversation on Fierce Vulnerability

What Now? Learning from Conflict in Spiritual-Political Home

Virtual discussion between Kazu Haga and Center for Courage & Renewal founder Parker J. Palmer

Fierce Vulnerability talk & presentation hosted by New Hampshire Peace Action

Healing in Activism Panel at Bay Area Book Festival

Part of One Earth Sangha’s EcoDharma Exploration Series

Book talk for Fierce Vulnerability at Oakland Library Rockridge Branch

Fierce Vulnerability Book Talk hosted by the University for Peace in Costa Rica

Hosted by Peace Catalyst International, Kazu will be in dialogue with Peace Catalyst Twin Cities Program Director Liz Digitale Anderson.

In-Person (w livestream option) book event with Kazu for Fierce Vulnerability: Healing from Trauma, Emerging through Collapse!

Kazu will be in conversation with Erika Sasson for this in-person book talk!

Fierce Vulnerability Book Talk in Baltimore

Inaugural event in the new Culture Builders Speaker Series at UMBC.

Developed by Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr. and David Jehnsen, two allies of Dr. Martin Luther King, Kingian Nonviolence is sometimes referred to as the “final marching orders of Dr. King.” It is a philosophy that teaches us the depth of nonviolence and conflict transformation.

Kazu will be the keynote speaker at Rutgers University’s 4th annual Education as Disruption Intensive. The theme of the event this year is Affirming Humanity: Building Bridges in Divided Times.

Sacred Activism: Reimagining Awakened Action at Bioneers Conference!

Join me in celebrating the release of my new book, Fierce Vulnerability: Healing from Trauma, Emerging through Collapse!