Explore a Radical Dharma approach to challenging systems of supremacy and domination with visionary author and strategist Rev. angel Kyodo williams Roshi.
In this immersive experience, Rev. angel Kyodo williams Rōshi invites participants to ask a direct and necessary question: what stands in the way of well-being?
This is not another basic race training that leaves people, teams, or communities feeling careful, disconnected, or afraid of making mistakes. Instead, Radical Dharma Summer Camp offers a research-backed model built on a five-pillar framework that has been tested for more than a decade.
Through practice, presence, and play, this fast-moving and truth-centered space helps unpack the impact of race and racialization with less fear, stress, shame, and isolation. The program is designed to support those already committed to racial justice and anti-oppression work in their communities, identities, faith traditions, and vocations.
By the end of the workshop, participants are better equipped to:
Join Rev. angel and deepen meaningful connection across lines of difference.
After registration, you will receive a link to RSVP on Guestboard, where you may connect directly with faculty and Rev.’s team. Resources, including a rideshare board, will also be shared there.
The required reading for the course is Radical Dharma: Talking Race, Love, and Liberation by Jasmine Syedullah, Rev. angel Kyodo williams Roshi, Lama Rod Owens, et al.
Scholarships are available for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Spots fill quickly.
All available scholarships for this program have been awarded. Thank you for your inquiries.
Tuition covers workshop costs and time in class with the faculty. Accommodation options, including meals and other amenities, are available through the Stay On-Campus tab. Those commuting should refer to the Stay Off-Campus tab.
Group Rates: Organizations interested in bringing members can inquire about group pricing.
Workshop begins Friday at 7:00 p.m. and ends Monday at noon.
Schedule:
Please note that this course follows a special schedule. Times marked with an asterisk may vary.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
The schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the faculty.
Stay Off-campus:
Guests who live nearby or prefer to stay elsewhere must register as commuters. Commuter registration includes all meals and use of facilities and amenities, such as optional classes, recreation, walking trails, parking, and other guest services.
Rates:
Omega members enjoy reduced rates on workshops and campus purchases while supporting Omega's work in the world.
This tier directly supports Omega's ability to offer free and low-cost programming.
This tier is for those who wish to attend and contribute to the Omega community, but require a lower financial burden.
Stay On-campus
Each Omega participant must book accommodations separately. Housing includes your room, all meals, and use of facilities and amenities, such as optional classes, recreation, walking trails, parking, and other guest services.
Single Cabin Room A
One queen-size bed. Features heat, a ceiling fan, and air-conditioning. Linens are included. Ask the registration team about accessible rooms.
Double Cabin Room A
Two full-sized beds. Available for double occupancy only when registering with a companion. Features heat, a ceiling fan, and air-conditioning. Linens are included. Ask the registration team about accessible rooms.
Single Cabin Room B
One queen-size bed. Shared bath with the adjoining room. Features heat and air conditioning.
Dorm Single
One twin bed. Hall bath shared by 5 to 10 guests. Dorms are generally single gender, but may be coed. Pillow and blanket provided. Bring your own sheets and towels. Features heat and air conditioning.
Single Tent Cabin
Twin bed. Wood-framed cabin with wooden walls, screened windows, and a canvas roof. Bathhouse nearby. Pillows and blankets are provided. Bring your own sheets, sleeping bag, and towels, or rent them from Omega for a small fee. No heat. No air-conditioning.
Double Tent Cabin
Two twin beds. Available for double occupancy with a companion. Wood-framed cabin with wooden walls, screened windows, and a canvas roof. Bathhouse nearby. Pillows and blankets are provided. Bring your own sheets or sleeping bag and towels, or rent them from Omega for a small fee. No heat. No air-conditioning.
Camping
One pre-assigned campsite. Bathhouse nearby. Bring your own tent and all appropriate camping gear. Stoves, campfires, and recreational vehicles are not allowed on campus. Limited availability.
Rev. angel Kyodo williams
Rev. angel Kyodo williams Rōshi
Price
$395.00
Fri, Sep 4 – Mon, Sep 7