The SEED Newsletter

News, inspiration, and more for all SEED leaders, SEED seminar participants, administrators, and colleagues!

New Leaders Weeks Past and Future The 33rd year of our New Leaders Weeks recently concluded and we are grateful to all who took part, engaging in reflective conversation and deepening their knowledge of themselves and others. We also appreciate all of the administrators, colleagues, and family members who helped make their participation possible. We look forward to seeing all of our new leaders launch and grow their local SEED seminars and to helping them with this process. We received a record number of applications in 2019 and will be making applications for SEED 34 and our 2020 New Leaders Weeks available later this fall. We will notify you via our website and this newsletter when they are ready.

ReSEED 9: For Previously Trained SEED Leaders ReSEED 9, for previously trained SEED leaders, will be October 25 to 27, 2019 , in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. If you have completed New Leaders Week and led a SEED seminar for a year , we invite you to join us at ReSEED to revisit, renew, recharge, and recommit to working for a more just community. If you are an administrator, we hope you will encourage such SEED leaders at your institution to attend. The application deadline is September 21, 2019 . Apply now

SEED Leader Regional Networks SEED maintains regional networks for both veteran and newly trained SEED leaders. Some also take part in local events or help develop events for the wider community. Occasionally, regional events are open to people interested in finding more out about or being more involved in SEED.

Current networks are: Bay Area SEED (California), Chicagoland SEED, DC SEED, Minnesota SEED, Mumbai (India) SEED, New England SEED, and New York City Metro Area SEED (CT, NJ, NY). Connect with yours today! Find out more

SEED at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences The university news service covered the SEED work that Mildred Randolph, D.V.M., is doing to help her colleagues view their professional and personal worlds from a new perspective. Read more

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