We worked with 442 employees creating the Casa Singing Tree Mural of Trust, Love, and Community. During this project they experienced the depth of the connection they have with each other, many for the first time. They began building the wider community of Casa Auto through stepping outside their routines and seeing each other not as sales people, as service people, as accountants or managers or owners—but as human beings.

Creando el mural Árbol Cantante de Casa de Confianza, Amor y Comunidad.

This month we share artist/educator Sonda Folk Cheesebrough’s Selfless Act of Kindness.

This is a time to celebrate Selfless Acts of Love. This is a time to focus on living in generosity and for a higher purpose.

Veteran Jesse Brown, Singing Tree Facilitator Fernanda Lugo and Founder Laurie Marshall keep growing the message of  The Cottonwood...

Our most recent mural, The Cottonwood Singing Tree of Tapping the Aquifer of Goodwill Amidst the Storm, was part of the November 2024 Americ

Dear Friends of Unity Through Creativity, The Singing Tree® Project conducted a breakthrough program last month with the Japanese-based...

The gathering of loving minds at the Bioneers conference this March in Berkeley, CA was expansive, strengthening and focusing. 50 youth from

My mentor and friend Laurie Marshall and I drove from El Paso, Texas to the Bay Area for 16 hours, in two days, to bring our Singing Tree Mu

East Oakland Boxing Association (EOBA), Oakland, CA The Singing Tree Mural of Strength and Happiness - Ahmir, 13, Painting the Dragon...

In 2001, my mentor, Avon Mattison , saw the proposal she made to the United Nations come true - the establishment of the International...

Five words.The United States is based on these five words. A mission statement of 5 words is memorable. Everyone in our country knows them.

The 1st “Co-heart” of Certified Singing Tree Facilitators began on-line in August, 2020 with 12 people from five countries.

George Washington University’s e-Co Leadership Coaching Certificate program asked the 15 participants to reflect on what they learned.

The students from Ukiah High School in northern California co-created this powerful image. They used Project Drawdown as a resource

“Is climate changed happening to us or for us?” Paul Hawken asked at the Bioneers Conference this October.

I asked the photography, film, and painting high school students to write questions throughout my talk to support further exploration of th

When asked what they were most proud of in making this mural, many of the students at the Grant Grover School of the College of Marin said t

I’m making a 8′ x 12′ mural at the Grant Grover School, a branch of the College of Marin, for young people with special needs, through the