A vibrant garden of pink and yellow zinnias fills the foreground, set against a background of a stone cottage, a white wall, and lush green trees under a bright sun.

Oak Spring Garden Foundation

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Gardens as Spaces of Healing iJoin us for an online event exploring the power of gardens, ecology, and the natural world to restore mental well-being, foster belonging, and nurture personal and collective healing. The program will begin with presentations from the four speakers, and include time for Q + A. Panelists and their presentation topics include:Isis Brook, The role of gardening in mental wellbeingMegan Kaimski, Tender Ground: Attention, Grace, and Healing on the Kansas PrairiePedro Pablo, Before &#39;Logos&#39; Comes &#39;Pathos&#39;: The Garden&#39;s ReverseFatemeh Rezaei, Rooted in Between: Reimagining Belonging Through Ecology The session will be moderated by Niall Peach, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Cincinnati. This event is hosted by Plant Perspectives at White Horse Press, and the Oak Spring Garden Foundation.

Gardens as Spaces of Healing iJoin us for an online event exploring the power of gardens, ecology, and the natural world to restore mental well-being, foster belonging, and nurture personal and collective healing. The program will begin with presentations from the four speakers, and include time for Q + A. Panelists and their presentation topics include:Isis Brook, The role of gardening in mental wellbeingMegan Kaimski, Tender Ground: Attention, Grace, and Healing on the Kansas PrairiePedro Pablo, Before 'Logos' Comes 'Pathos': The Garden's ReverseFatemeh Rezaei, Rooted in Between: Reimagining Belonging Through Ecology The session will be moderated by Niall Peach, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Cincinnati. This event is hosted by Plant Perspectives at White Horse Press, and the Oak Spring Garden Foundation.

Oak Spring Garden Foundation

Gardens as Spaces of Healing: Virtual Program

General Admission

Free