Still Harbor

Still Harbor envisions a world where activists, movement leaders, and those on the margins have access to life-giving spiritual care.

Since 2008, we have pursued this vision in a variety of ways—from coaching social justice leaders to offering in-person and virtual programs that nurture people’s capacity to offer transformative soul care.

This spring, we made the difficult decision to close operations following several years of reflection, discernment, and honest conversations among our team and leaders. Our estimated close date is October 1, 2024, following the graduation of current students from Still Harbor’s Spiritual Direction Practicum and Group Supervision programs.

While the decision to close the operations of Still Harbor is laden with grief, we also know there is wisdom in learning when to let go. We trust, too, that the seeds Still Harbor has planted over the past 15 years will continue to bear fruit.

We will host a closing virtual event in September so that we can gather, reflect, and celebrate the shared impact and the legacy of Still Harbor in community. Stay tuned for more details!

And thank you for being part of this collective. We are deeply grateful for all of the people who have contributed their care, talent, wisdom, resources, time, and love to Still Harbor over the years. You have helped make this work uniting spiritual care and collective liberation possible 💜

"...to me, the work of spiritual care is getting in touch with our own humanness, our own softness, that inherent divinity inside of us, not only for ourselves but also so that we can begin to get in touch with it in others."

Hear more from Shrestha Singh, Still Harbor Alum and psychotherapist ⤵

Alumni Spotlight: Shrestha Singh — Still Harbor “…the work of spiritual care is getting in touch with our own humanness, our own softness, that inherent divinity inside of us, not only for ourselves but also so that we can begin to get in touch with it in others.”

ICYMI: In a powerful interview with enfleshed, Marchaé shares a text they hold sacred, a spiritual practice that sustains them, reflections on their life and work, and more.

Read it here: https://enfleshed.com/blogs/moments-for-common-nourishment/an-interview-with-marchae-grair-they-she/

Today is the and the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, a mid-winter invitation to remember and honor the gift of darkness.

"Holy Darkness," A Winter Solstice Poem — Still Harbor A poem celebrating the mystery and blessing of darkness in honor of the winter solstice.

Still Harbor was founded in 2008 to provide spiritual support to people on the frontlines of movements for justice.

Thanks to the support of friends like you, Still Harbor has spent the past 15 years pursuing that mission. Together, we have equipped spiritual leaders across the country to offer transformative care to their communities.

Please consider making a gift today to celebrate our 15th anniversary + continue this vital work in the year ahead: https://stillharbor.org/donate