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In different forms, The Well programs have been nourishing the community since 2005. In 2019 we became the artist-led non-profit, A Mindful Moment.
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Posted March 17, 2023 in News Articles
Thank you so much to Courtney Snow–Owner and CEO of Cincinnati Mom Collective–for featuring our Mindful Poetry Moments Co-Curators Yalie Saweda Kamara and Rimel Kamran on the Cincinnati Mom Collective Podcast! Listen on YouTube (18:30) Listen on... read more
Posted March 14, 2023 in News Articles
Long-time Mindful Music listeners from Savage Family Homeschool recently visited The Well to talk about the new "Sacred Classical" playlist. Inspired by Christian/Catholic schools that use Mindful Music Moments, in January 2023 we began piloting a... read more
Posted March 14, 2023 in News Articles
The Well has visited with The Compassionate Friends over time, supporting these bereaved parents with programs and resources. Here is an overview of a recent workshop we offered them at our new space. Thanks to... read more
Posted March 12, 2023 in News Articles
Hello! It's Stacy. I began visiting Cambodia in 2011. I was invited by James and Athena Pond who founded Transitions Global (now Hope for Justice). The first years there, I worked with the strong, resilient young... read more
Posted March 08, 2023 in Press Releases
April is almost upon us, and we're excited to announce the Co-Curators for Mindful Poetry Moments 2023 sessions! We're thrilled to introduce Yalie Saweda Kamara and Rimel Kamran, both of whom selected the four poems featured this... read more
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