We are passionate about expanding access to mindful meditation and are currently building a corps of bi-lingual facilitators. Priority languages are Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese and Haitian Creole.

What does it mean to Facilitate? (Verb) To Make Easier; To Help Bring About

We provide support and mentoring for facilitators and pay a stipend.

If you are interested in becoming part of the CMP facilitator community, please take a moment to read about our facilitator review process.

Interested facilitators are asked to participate in several of our sessions (virtual or in person) prior to expressing interest in CMP. By participating in 3-5 of our sessions, you’ll gain insight into our programming style and find the answers to many of your potential questions.

After participating in CMP sessions, you’re welcome to send an initial email expressing your interest in becoming a CMP Facilitator. In that email, please let us know which CMP sessions you attended.

You can expect a response email from us in 2-5 business days. In the response email we’ll ask some questions to get to know you better and to learn more about your personal meditation practice.

Upon receiving and carefully reviewing your response email, you may be invited to a zoom ½ hour interview with us.

Later in the process, you may be asked to provide a recording of yourself leading a meditation session, or lead a sample session.

We recognize that each member of our community is special. We are thoughtful throughout the facilitator selection process, which may take a few months to complete.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our facilitator review process.

Please contact us for more information or if you have any questions about becoming a meditation facilitator.

We are looking to grow our community of digitally native facilitators. You will find that your practice can deepen with your guidance of meditation sessions.

What does it mean to Facilitate? (Verb) To Make Easier; To Help Bring About

We provide support and mentoring for facilitators and pay a stipend for each session.

If you are interested in becoming part of the Community Mindfulness Project facilitator community, please take a moment to read about our facilitator review process.

Interested facilitators are asked to participate in several of our sessions (virtual or in person) prior to expressing interest in CMP. By participating in 3-5 of our sessions, you’ll gain insight into our programming style and find the answers to many of your potential questions.

After participating in CMP sessions, you’re welcome to send an initial email to welcome@communitymindfulnessproject.org expressing your interest in becoming a CMP Facilitator. In that email, please let us know which CMP sessions you attended.

You can expect a response email from us in 2-5 business days. In the response email we’ll ask some questions to get to know you better and to learn more about your personal meditation practice.

Upon receiving and carefully reviewing your response email, you may be invited to a zoom ½ hour interview with us.

Later in the process, you may be asked to provide a recording of yourself leading a meditation session, or lead a sample session.

We recognize that each member of our community is special. We are thoughtful throughout the facilitator selection process, which may take a few months to complete.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our facilitator review process.

Please contact us for more information or any questions you may have about becoming a meditation facilitator.

We are passionate about expanding access to mindful meditation and in community in person sessions are a core part of our programmatic service and offering. You will find that your practice can deepen with your guidance of meditation sessions.

What does it mean to Facilitate? (Verb) To Make Easier; To Help Bring About

We provide support and mentoring for facilitators and pay a stipend for each session.

If you are interested in becoming part of the Community Mindfulness Project facilitator community, please take a moment to read about our facilitator review process.

Interested facilitators are asked to participate in several of our sessions (virtual or in person) prior to expressing interest in CMP. By participating in 3-5 of our sessions, you’ll gain insight into our programming style and find the answers to many of your potential questions.

After participating in CMP sessions, you’re welcome to send an initial email to welcome@communitymindfulnessproject.org expressing your interest in becoming a CMP Facilitator. In that email, please let us know which CMP sessions you attended.

You can expect a response email from us in 2-5 business days. In the response email we’ll ask some questions to get to know you better and to learn more about your personal meditation practice.

Upon receiving and carefully reviewing your response email, you may be invited to a zoom ½ hour interview with us.

Later in the process, you may be asked to provide a recording of yourself leading a meditation session, or lead a sample session.

We recognize that each member of our community is special. We are thoughtful throughout the facilitator selection process, which may take a few months to complete.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our facilitator review process.

Please contact us for more information or any questions you may have about becoming a meditation facilitator.

Even if you don't see an open role that's a perfect fit for you right now, we encourage you to submit your resume and contact information to be kept in mind for future opportunities. We're always looking for talented and motivated individuals to join our team, and we may have the perfect role for you open up in the near future.

To submit your resume and contact information, please email welcome@communitymindfulnessproject.org. Be sure to include a brief cover letter explaining why you're interested in working with us and what skills and experience you can offer.

We look forward to hearing from you!