Join us for a summer discussion exploring the difference between shame and guilt, using a short video from Brené Brown as our starting point. Together, we’ll reflect on how shame can interfere with authenticity, trust, and healthy connection, and how practices such as boundaries, accountability, integrity, and generosity can help create stronger relationships and communities. … Continue reading “Worthy of Connection: Shame, Trust, and a Sense of Belonging”- Deb Reid, Discussion Leader — In-person ONLY

The town that kept out Walmart still has citizen power. Through its 300 years, Chestertown has faced many problems and solved them. This town and the county are primed to take our place today as we look at our nation’s confusion and negativity.

How do we care for the land that feeds us? Judy Gifford, owner of St. Brigid’s Farm in Kennedyville, will share her experiences as a regenerative dairy farmer and discuss the opportunities and challenges facing agriculture in Kent County. From caring for animals and protecting the Chesapeake Bay to preserving farmland and supporting local food, … Continue reading “Stewardship of the Land: A Conversation with Kent County Farmer Judy Gifford” – Eileen Kessler and Joan Caivano, Discussion Leaders — In-person ONLY

More details forthcoming.