News & Announcements

Jungian Psychology: East and West, encountering differences The 2019 IAJS Regional Conference, Osaka, Japan Call for Papers November 2-3, 2019 We invite you to participate in a gathering of [...]

The Jung Institute – Los Angeles is offering its first ever certification program for non-clinicians, and the response has been so great, they’ve opened a second session in The Joseph [...]

On Wednesday September 12, the Myth Salon will have the very special honor of welcoming Dr. Greg Salyer, President of the University of Philosophical Research – which for those unfamiliar UPR, [...]

PGIAA Announces 2018 Walter Odajnyk Scholarship Recipients: Wendilyn Emrys and James Perrin Wendilyn Emrys, M.A. Wendilyn Emrys has been a mythophile since early childhood. At thirteen years of [...]

A Monterey Cypress Tree has been dedicated to mythologist Joseph Campbell in the oceanfront village of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. Centennial Tree #84 stands at the corner of San Carlos 1 NE [...]

Hospice of Santa Barbara recently presented, The Five Invitations: What the Dying Teach the Living – An Evening with Frank Ostaseski,, March 22nd was a free event open to the community with over [...]

Santa Barbara County’s twin disasters — the Thomas fire in December and the 1/9 Debris Flow it spawned —prompted the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County to launch a new disaster preparedness plan. [...]

C-O-N-G-R-A-T-U-L-A-T-I-O-N-S to Anna Artiaga. (daughter of our beloved Santos Artiaga) who was one of this year’s finalist for Junior Carpinterian of the Year. Gandhi’s instructions to “be the [...]

PGIAA is Urgently Seeking Counseling Support for our First Responders, Alumni, and Community. Many times alumni write or phone in asking how they can be of help to our community. Our community [...]

Dear All, It is with great sadness that we announce the postponement of Coming Home 2018. The recent Thomas Fire and catastrophic mudslide in Montecito have devastated our community.  The sadness [...]