The Spaces In Between | Kim Nolan | TEDxHartlandHill

Kim Nolan is known for her compassionate leadership, whether it is through her work as a Buddhist chaplain or advocate for social justice and human rights.

What does a Buddhist chaplain have to say about AWE? TEDxHartlandHill 2024 theme: AWE. In today’s world it is so important to find moments of respite… a moment of AWE. Even in the midst of difficult times, there is so much wonder in our world—so much for which to stand in awe.

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Jack & Dorothy Byrne Foundation | Woodstock EDC | Billings Farm & Museum | The Woodstock Inn & Resort | Twin Farms | The Rauch Foundation Kim Nolan holds a Ph.D. in Leadership and Change from Antioch University and a M.Ed. from Boston University in Counseling Psychology. Her undergraduate years were spent at University of Vermont – designing her own major and being the school mascot. Kim is an ordained Buddhist chaplain and a lifelong advocate for social justice and human rights. She served as an appointed member of the Vermont Commission on Women and as board member on several national and local non-profit organizations.
Recognized as an effective and compassionate leader, Kim facilitates training, provides coaching, and guides diverse teams through strategic vision and action planning. Kim is the Founder and Director of the Dignity Foundation, working at the intersection of cultural transformation, leadership & change management, and contemplative science. Kim’s interdisciplinary approach creates safe space to explore innovative pathways toward personal development, organizational change and enhanced systems thinking. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx