Annual Newsletter
Our annual newsletter is accessible to read online or download using the links below.
- 2024 Newsletter: Shifting Views and Strengthening Community
- 2023 Newsletter: What do we owe each other and Earth?
- 2022 Newsletter: A Time to Walk a New Path, Tell a New Story, and Make Peace with Nature
- 2021 Newsletter: Deeper Listening in the Time of COVID
- 2020 Newsletter: From Talk to Walk for 40 Years
- 2019 Newsletter: Convening Farmers, Farmworkers, Gleaners & Peacebuilders
- 2018 Newsletter: A Year of Community Building
- 2017 Newsletter: Nature Across Boundaries—Keeping Lands and Waters Connected
- 2017 Spring E-newsletter
- 2016.2 Newsletter: Realizing a Culture of Peace
- 2016 Newsletter: Costs and Benefits of Sustaining Conserved Lands
- 2015 Newsletter: Increasing Our Local Food Security
- 2014 Newsletter: Local Resilience
- 2013 Newsletter: What Mohonk Consultations DOES and WHY
- 2012 Newsletter: Drawing on Our Collective Genius
- 2011 Newsletter: Communities in Transition–Local Strengths, Local Resilience
- 2010 Newsletter: Mohonk Consultations Celebrates 2010 Milestones
- 2009 Newsletter: Connecting People, Food and the Land
Reports and Pamphlets
Mohonk Consultations has occasionally published pamphlets and reports related to programs we have convened at the Mohonk Mountain House since our founding in 1980, some of which you can read online here. Asterisks indicate those no longer in print.
- 2006 Let’s Talk It Over – A Short History of Mohonk Consultations. 1980 – 2007, by Helen L. Vukasin. Prepared in celebration of our Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
- 2003 Development of Farming in the Hudson Valley – The Land and the People, by Claire Danielsson
- 2001* From Crisis to Opportunity, Personal Reflections on the 9/11 Crisis
- 1998 Conference Report on Environment and Human Rights: Making the Connection, a Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Human Rights Declaration
- 1998 The Importance of NETWORKING
- 1998 Seeking New Directions for Crime Prevention
- 1993 A. Keith Smiley – A Man of Vision – Recognition Dinner – October 30, 1993
- 1990 The Importance of Trees by A. Keith Smiley
- 1988-89 Preservation of Agriculture in the Hudson Valley: A Dialogue with Family Farmers, by Helen L. Vukasin
- 1989 Economic Survival and New Technologies in Farming: 2nd Dialogue with Family Farmers
- 1988 The Tree Project, A Model for Developing Global Understanding at the Middle School Level, by Helen L. Vukasin
- 1983* Report on the Celebration of the Hudson Valley Environment
- 1980–82 Reports – 1980-82 Earth’s Ecosystems – The Hudson River Basin Program
- 1978 Environmental Concerns in Development – A Conference Report, by A. Keith Smiley and Helen Vukasin of The Mohonk Trust Committee on International Concerns
- 1971 The Importance of Walking, by A. Keith Smiley
