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You Belong Here

Whidbey Institute stewards an ecosystem for conscious and equitable living, dedicated to addressing the urgent and converging crises of our time—climate change, social injustice, economic instability, and global disconnection.

A large circular room set up for a meditation or group circle, with chairs arranged in a circle on a wooden floor, each with a pillow or mat in front of it. There is a central area with additional cushions or mats, and a view of tall windows with lush greenery outside.

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we gather on the ancestral homelands of the Coastal Salish Peoples, who have lived in the Salish Sea basin since time immemorial and have hunted, fished, gathered, and taken care of these lands. 

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Upcoming No-Cost and Low-Cost Events at Whidbey Institute

Love from the Deep: A SeaMonster Art Opening

February 14, 2026

an afternoon of storytelling and art

with Cultural Educator and Indigenous Storyteller Pamela SeaMonster

1pm – 6pm in Thomas Berry Hall

Dark and Tender - A Film by the Chronically Undertouched (CUT) Project

February 20, 2026

with ‘Dark and Tender’ Producer Ben Wilson

6-8pm Screening and Q & A

in Thomas Berry Hall

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