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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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July 2023
Immigration 101 and How Race Matters
Tanya Greene is Director of U.S. Program for Human Rights Watch. Join us for an Independence Day discussion about US immigration law and the disturbing role of race in keeping people outside of US borders (aka how Biden has been hugely disappointing).
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 »Fireworks, from Below . . . or Above
Like watching a fireworks display? So do we. For the traditional "looking up" perspective, we'll coordinate a trip to nearby Tamworth for some great viewing of their annual fireworks event. Of course, you can also go see the larger display in North Conway, but we recommend taking a different view on that particular event. Join retired Recreation Coordinator and current Acting Executive Director Howie Fain for his annual night hike up Black Cap mountain for a spectacular bird's eye view…
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 »Public & Private in Energy, Climate & Weather
Dan Kirk-Davidoff is a climate and energy systems scientist. In this presentation, Dan will share the evolution of public and private organizations operating in the realm of weather and cimate change, and consider how different governance and ownership models influence policy, public and private knowledge and behavior. We'll explore the question: What is the proper role of government and private organizations in weather forecasting and climate analysis and prediction?
Find out more »Up and Over: Major Taylor Road Rides in the Mountains of New Hampshire
Major Taylor Road Rides in the Mountains of New Hampshire are a part of a weekend of celebration and appreciation for the first Black World Champion of any major sport, as bicycle racing was when Marshall "Major" Taylor dominated it in 1899 and beyond. Read about the three rides of varying distances and mountain pass challenges in Up and Over. The weekend is a joint effort of the Major Taylor Association and World Fellowship Center, and includes educational materials and…
Find out more »Russia’s War in Ukraine: How We Got Here and What You Can Do
Dr. Emily Channell-Justice is Director of the Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program at Harvard's Ukrainian Research Institute. This presentation will discuss Russia’s war in Ukraine, the Ukrainian response, and how to help the people of Ukraine. Dr. Channell-Justice is an expert on contemporary Ukraine who has been doing research in the country since 2012; she was most recently in Warsaw in the spring and summer of 2022 to help with the refugee response. Join Dr. Channell-Justice after lunch (provided) for a…
Find out more »Music City Concert
Douglas, Margaux, Ray, Reinita, Janis, and friends from University of Orange perform. UofOrange’s Music City program supports musicians and music-making communities to bridge siloes and build solidarity in Orange, NJ. This concert features performances from several Music City organizers spanning a range from hip-hop to classical to free jazz. UofOrange is a free school of Restoration Urbanism in Orange, NJ.
Find out more »Tao of K-Drama
How does ancient Korean wisdom show up on television and how can this wisdom help us navigate modern times? Join Dr. Mindy Fullilove of University of Orange to explore this cross section of ancient wisdom and modernity. Mindy is a psychiatrist and a professor of urban policy and health at The New School in New York City.
Find out more »Mt. Chocorua Writing Week Introduction
Join Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie and Ellen Meeropol for five days of words and play in the natural beauty of the southern White Mountains, at the Mt. Chocorua Writing Week. Where do we find inspiration? What connects us? How do we maintain a writing practice in a frenetic world? This workshop, offered free for World Fellowship guests, will be a generative and generous space, less concerned with genres and critiques, more focused on connecting with our work, the natural world, and…
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