Fellowship Calendar - Pseads
Below is a month-by-month calendar for Pseads’ 2025 Lambert Light Fellows, including monthly priorities, meet-ups (both online and in-person), volunteer opportunities, and special events. This page, and the accompanying Google Calendar, will be regularly updated with new offerings as they are scheduled. So excited to be on this journey with you all! Congratulations again!
Elizabeth’s Contact Details (reach out anytime):
415-515-1316
elizabeth@pseads.org
Amalya’s Contact Details
amalya@pseads.org
**Suggest other events HERE
March 2025
Priority: Project Creation
(Women’s History Month)
*March 1-15
*Individual Meetings with Elizabeth
Sun., March 16, 4:00-5:00pm
CALL: **Fellows Welcome Call (Zoom Link)
Tues., March 18, 7:30-8:15pm
CALL: Bioneers Prep Call (Zoom Link)
Wed., March 19, 5:00-7:00pm
VOLUNTEER OPP: Postpartum Center of Marin
(Marin Diaper Bank, 4 spots; sign-up)
Sun., March 23, 4:00-6:30pm
EVENT: **Spring Equinox Ritual and Fellows Potluck with Samantha Reich
(San Rafael)
Thurs., March 27, 9:00-5:00pm
Fri., March 28, 9:00-5:00pm
Sat., March 29, 9:00-5:00pm
EVENT: Bioneers Conference
(held at UC Berkeley)
(get tickets for 1-3 days through Elizabeth; carpool options available)
BIONEERS is an organization known for its annual conference, which brings together activists, entrepreneurs, and scientists to discuss and promote cutting-edge ideas in environmental conservation, regenerative agriculture, social justice, and indigenous knowledge.
April 2025
Priority: Projects & Events
(National Poetry Month)
*April 1-15 *Individual Meetings with Project Mentors
Tues., April 1 *First half of Fellow stipends distributed
Wed., April 2, 7-8:00pm CALL: Bioneers Debrief Call (Zoom Link)
Wed., April 16, 3-4:30pm VOLUNTEER OPP: Stories/Tea/Poetry with Older Adults
(Atria Senior Living, Novato, CA; with Belvie Rooks)
Fri., April 18, 7-8:30pm EVENT: Dominican University LINES Ballet Spring Performance
(Pseads Fellows: SenSaSheri Maasera & Edie Stubblefield)
Sat., April 19, 7:30am-8:00pm EVENT: Breathe, Bloom & Be
(Pie Ranch, Pescadero by Santa Cruz)
Wed., April 23, 5-7:00pm VOLUNTEER OPP: Postpartum Center of Marin
(Marin Diaper Bank, 5 spots; sign-up)
Sun., April 27, 3-5:00pm MEET-UP: Fellows Gathering (*in-person)
(San Anselmo, location details TBD)
May 2025
Priority: Projects & Events
(Mental Health Awareness Month)
*May 1-15 *Individual Meetings with Project Mentors
(set up with Elizabeth and mentors)
Sun., May 4, 3:30-5:00pm EVENT: Power of Enough Workshop with Elizabeth Husserl
(based on Elizabeth’s new book)
Sat., May 10, 9-2:00pm VOLUNTEER OPP: Teen Wellness Festival with Marin 9 to 25
(Terra Linda High School, San Rafael)
Wed., May 14, 4:30-7:00pm VOLUNTEER OPP: Postpartum Center of Marin
(San Rafael, CA)
Sun., May 18, 3-5:00pm EVENT/MEET-UP: Postpartum Center Walk for Moms
(San Rafael)
Wed., May 28, 4:30-7:30pm EVENT: Pseads’ World House Open House
(Hope on the Rize Film Celebration, Fairfax)
June 2025
Priority: Projects & Events
Sun., June 15, 4:00-7:00pm MEET-UP: Fellows’ Solstice Celebration & Dinner with Samantha Reich
(Muir Beach)
Date TBD, VOLUNTEER OPP: Heron Shadow Farm
(Sebastopol, with the Cultural Conservancy)
July 2025
Priority: Projects
August 2025
Priority: Projects & Events
Sun., August 24, 4:00-7:00 Harvest of the Heart
Fellowship Overview
The Lambert Light Fellowship is a nine-month creativity and leadership development program that supports young women in designing and leading projects that foster connection, joy, and transformation. It focused on empowering young women during key transitions, such as moving from middle school to high school, and from high school to college and career. Through mentorship, hand-on experiences, and community-based collaborations, Fellows will engage in work that advances women’s health and well-being, promotes social justice, nurtures environmental stewardship, and leverages storytelling as a tool for renewal and hope.
How This Fellowship Got Its Name
Susan W. Lambert (1948-2022) was a dedicated artist, who could create just about anything. She earned a degree in education from the University of Missouri, and taught for a number of years before returning to school to pursue a Master of Arts in Photography and Media Studies. Her creative work included commercial, large format architectural, and portrait photography, as well as graphic design. Susan taught at many levels, from high school and college through adults and professional communities, and was the author of nine books, including multiple memoirs and collections of essays, among them a chronicle of the 18 months she spent exploring North America in an extreme RV.
Susan was magnetic, warm and generous. She lived each day as a new opportunity to “see the extraordinary in the ordinary," and she brought a spirit of boundless curiosity to the world that Pseads hopes to carry on and to nourish and embolden in people of all ages.