Woven’s programs for communal grieving are ongoing. On Nov 12 we will gather in song to metabolize our grief and celebrate our aliveness

Thank you to all who have participated in our ongoing Conversation on Communal Grieving. Since November we have hosted two events—one...

a personal reflection from WOVEN volunteer and co-founder, Jessica Land For decades I’ve been aware that I carry deep sadness about...

WOVEN has spent the last few months in a period of reflection, finding moments of stillness as well as inward-focused generative work. We...

Grieving is perhaps one of the most universal of human experiences. To be alive in the world is to know loss at some point in our...

Singing is woven into our humanity–voice can be considered our first instrument, the music and melodies of our primal being. In...

Woven has been in a place of slowing down and embracing stillness and reflection during this end-of-summer changing of the seasons. We...

The word “sacred” can evoke many meanings and feelings when we hear it. For some it links to traditional understandings of religion and...

Lane Community College selected WOVEN to design and install an addiction recovery room within the new Health and Wellness Center.

What is transformation and what role do plants play?

As we look forward to the screening of the next film in WOVEN’s festival, Disclosure, we remain immersed in and curious about the theme...

At the heart of WOVEN’s purpose is the desire to provide experiences that support individual transformation, which we believe is...

There is knowing, and there is knowledge. Knowing is something we are born with, a verb, beyond the mind, embodied, remembered. As we...

In our last post, we introduced you to one of WOVEN’s foundational principles: embodiment. Another core principle is something we call...

Whether you’ve looked at our website or heard about us from a friend, we hope you’ve begun to be curious and even inspired by what we’re...