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We are thrilled to offer a wide range of educational programs, recreation, body movement, creative expression, and much more throughout the Summer 2025 season. Please check regularly for updates and additions! Direct any questions, offers, and ideas to programs@worldfellowship.org.
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August 2023
Nigeria’s 2023 Elections — Ground-Level Observations & Global Reflections
In February-March 2023, Nigeria went to the polls and has been passing through some of the most problematic and contested elections since its transition to democracy in 1999. Megan Chapman and Andrew Maki, who have lived and worked in Nigeria for the past 11 years, will share their own observations and the lived realities of their neighbors and colleagues in Lagos throughout this period - while reflecting on how political messaging used by the media-savvy party in power reflects recent…
Find out more »Sol y Canto
It’s not summer at World Fellowship without Rosi and Brian Amador and the magical sounds of Sol y Canto. The good news? In 2023, it will be summer at World Fellowship again as they bring their special blend of "Latin roots music to change the world."
Find out more »Latin America’s New Left Surge
Linda Farthing is an independent scholar and journalist working in Latin America whose.latest book is Coup: A Story of Violence and Resistance in Bolivia (2021). Since 2018, voters in eight Latin American countries have chosen leftwing governments at the ballot box. Rather than merely Pink Tide version 2.0, this new phase of left-identified governments face very different circumstances, characteristics and options
Find out more »World Fellowship Jeopardy!
Cooperative work in teams; competition between teams. Use what you know; learn what you don’t. Daily Doubles and Final Jeopardy!; will they make the difference? Categories about things you care about; snack bar prizes for winning teams. Participants from teens to seniors; will there be generational advantages and disadvantages? Where else would you get Jeopardy! with a peace and justice twist?
Find out more »Conversations Across Generations
Sara Keenan is an educator and coach. This session will create space to experience the value of being a part of an intergenerational community working for social change. What can we learn from generations other than our own? What myths about our generation might we want to dispel? How can we build healthier and more effective social movements through working across generations?
Find out more »WF Book of the Summer
A lightly facilitated weekly discussion of the 2023 Book of the Summer selection, Our Missing Hearts, by Celeste Ng. Day/time may vary based on guest preferences each week, or multiple groups may be held in one week. Check the activity board and dining hall announcements. But come prepared to engage with this WF community read.
Find out more »Anti-Semitism Today: How the Right Weaponizes It, and The Left Struggles to Address It
Tammy Shapiro is the Senior U.S. Director of the Diaspora Alliance, which takes on antisemitism and pushes back on bad faith accusations. We will discuss how while antisemitism is a growing concern around the world, bad faith accusations by some forces on the right make it harder to build coalitions on the left to address it.
Find out more »Wednesday Morning Visits to a Farm
Wednesday Morning Visits to a Farm The Olde Ways at Mustard Seed Farm 176 Ledge Hill Road Center Tuftonboro NH Join Dina Farrell for a walking tour through her magical gardens full of edible herbs, flowers, and delicious vegetables. Taste, learn, and experience how humans and plants can thrive while working together. Also, meet her many animals including cows, chickens, and cats After the tour, check out her amazing apothecary shop loaded with herbs, teas, crafts from local artists, jewelry,…
Find out more »S’more Community Campfire
Gather around the campfire every Wednesday evening for community, stories, bits of music breaking out, stories… and s’mores!
Find out more »Facing Climate Disruption: A Fictional Vision
Chuck Collins discusses his provocative new novel, Altar to an Erupting Sun, that explores current and future social movements to navigate ecological catastrophe and the culpability of the fossil fuel industry. Collins is co-editor of <ahref="http://www.inequality.org/" >Inequality.org at the Institute for Policy Studies and author of numerous books including Born on Third Base, <a " href="http://www.wealthhoarders.com/">The Wealth Hoarders, and Economic Apartheid in America.
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