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Harriett Crosby was a mountaineering instructor at the Colorado Outward Bound School. She taught at the Aspen Community School, Putney School in Vermont and Colorado Rocky Mountain School. She graduated from Putney School in 1964, graduated from Pitzer College in 1968 and received their distinguished alumni award. Harriett has a Master’s degree in Psychology from Temple University and trained as a Jungian psychoanalyst at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. In 1982, she started working with the Esalen Soviet American Exchange Program and she co-founded ISAR, the Institute for Soviet American Relations which helped build civil society in the Soviet Union by supporting grassroots environmental groups in the Soviet Union for 25 years until Putin came to power. During the Clinton Administration, she worked in the White House Office of Environmental Policy. She helped start the Threshold Foundation and the Environmental Grantmakers Association. She owns and manages Fox Haven Organic Farm, Learning Center, Ecological Retreat and Wildlife Sanctuary in Jefferson, Maryland. She currently serves on the boards of Friends of the Earth, Institute of Noetic Sciences, Second Chance Wildlife Center, Maryland Votes for Animals and Fox Haven Center. | ---- | ||
'''Harriett Crosby''' was a mountaineering instructor at the Colorado Outward Bound School. She taught at the Aspen Community School, Putney School in Vermont and Colorado Rocky Mountain School. She graduated from Putney School in 1964, graduated from Pitzer College in 1968 and received their distinguished alumni award. Harriett has a Master’s degree in Psychology from Temple University and trained as a Jungian psychoanalyst at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. In 1982, she started working with the Esalen Soviet American Exchange Program and she co-founded ISAR, the Institute for Soviet American Relations which helped build civil society in the Soviet Union by supporting grassroots environmental groups in the Soviet Union for 25 years until Putin came to power. During the Clinton Administration, she worked in the White House Office of Environmental Policy. She helped start the Threshold Foundation and the Environmental Grantmakers Association. She owns and manages Fox Haven Organic Farm, Learning Center, Ecological Retreat and Wildlife Sanctuary in Jefferson, Maryland. She currently serves on the boards of Friends of the Earth, Institute of Noetic Sciences, Second Chance Wildlife Center, Maryland Votes for Animals and Fox Haven Center. | |||
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Harriett Crosby was a mountaineering instructor at the Colorado Outward Bound School. She taught at the Aspen Community School, Putney School in Vermont and Colorado Rocky Mountain School. She graduated from Putney School in 1964, graduated from Pitzer College in 1968 and received their distinguished alumni award. Harriett has a Master’s degree in Psychology from Temple University and trained as a Jungian psychoanalyst at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. In 1982, she started working with the Esalen Soviet American Exchange Program and she co-founded ISAR, the Institute for Soviet American Relations which helped build civil society in the Soviet Union by supporting grassroots environmental groups in the Soviet Union for 25 years until Putin came to power. During the Clinton Administration, she worked in the White House Office of Environmental Policy. She helped start the Threshold Foundation and the Environmental Grantmakers Association. She owns and manages Fox Haven Organic Farm, Learning Center, Ecological Retreat and Wildlife Sanctuary in Jefferson, Maryland. She currently serves on the boards of Friends of the Earth, Institute of Noetic Sciences, Second Chance Wildlife Center, Maryland Votes for Animals and Fox Haven Center.