Claudia Horwitz

Claudia Horwitz founded stone circles at The Stone House in 1995 to strengthen and sustain people working for transformation and justice. She is the author of “The Spiritual Activist: Practices to Tra

We’ve been down this road before

A powerful new video shows how immigrants have been scapegoated throughout US history (4 minutes).

By Claudia Horwitz and Pam McMichael

/ 23 Mar 2017

Why mindfulness matters now

I didn’t learn how to cross lines of difference when I was younger. Maybe you didn’t either, but we can all learn it now.

By Claudia Horwitz

/ 1 Feb 2017

The true miracle of Óscar Romero

The memory of martyrs is exalted, but to what purpose?

By Claudia Horwitz

/ 1 Jun 2015

What are white folks to do? From Trayvon Martin to Michael Brown

In the wake of the Ferguson verdict I feel a swirling cocktail of grief, anger and outrage, but nothing I'm feeling compares to what people of color are experiencing.

By Claudia Horwitz

/ 26 Nov 2014

Why we need radical love to create change

Living on an isolated island with my dog, it was a departure to find myself with 4,000 other LGBTQ people at the Creating Change conference. From Laverne Cox's opening speech to my yoga workshop, I learned that love is central to queer liberation.

By Claudia Horwitz

/ 11 Feb 2014

What are white folks to do? Some thoughts on the Trayvon Martin case

Amid the outpuring of protest and opinion around the George Zimmerman case it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Here are some steps for white anti-racist allies to transform feelings into action.

By Claudia Horwitz

/ 23 Jul 2013