The EcoSattva Training

Program & Host Organization

The EcoSattva Training is offered by One Earth Sangha, a not-for-profit educational organization rooted in Buddhist-inspired environmental practice. The program helps participants cultivate inner and outer responses to the climate crisis through a structured series grounded in Dharma teachings and climate psychology.

Location & Scope

The training is delivered virtually and is accessible internationally. Participants join from many countries, and groups often use the materials to convene their own online or in-person gatherings.

Who It Serves

The initiative serves the general public, including adults seeking emotional grounding, spiritual support, or community as they navigate climate distress. It is designed for individuals and self-organized groups interested in contemplative approaches to climate engagement.

Climate & Mental Health Focus

The program addresses eco-anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and the psychological impacts of climate change. It emphasizes resilience building, climate literacy, climate justice, and community support, offering tools to help participants respond to climate realities with clarity and compassion.

Activities & Format

The EcoSattva Training is an eight-part, self-paced course supported by monthly live gatherings. Participants watch session videos independently and meet in groups for 60 to 90 minutes to explore guided inquiries, share reflections, and practice grounding techniques. Peer-led facilitation encourages collective meaning-making and emotional support.

Inclusion & Accessibility

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Outcomes & Evidence

The initiative aims to strengthen emotional resilience, deepen understanding of climate and Dharma teachings, and support values-aligned climate engagement. Information on evaluation processes or evidence supporting the approach was not provided.

Guiding Principles

The program reflects principles of emotional processing, resilience building, climate literacy, social connection, nature bonding, climate justice, and collective responsibility. Its contemplative structure encourages inward reflection paired with community-oriented action.

Resources & Sustainability

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Team & Partners

The course is developed by One Earth Sangha’s founders and staff, with contributions from teachers across Western Dharma traditions. Guest instructors support thematic sessions and community practice.

Challenges & Context

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