Curriculum Vitae

Fleet Maull, MA, PhD 595 B River Road, Deerfield, MA 01342 [email protected] 720-352-0136 www.fleetmaull.com Education University of Missouri, Undergraduate Study in Psychology University, M.A., Contemplative Psychotherapy & Counseling, 1979. California Coast University, Doctoral of Philosophy in Psychology, 2017

Professional Experience 1989 – Present: Founder & CEO, Prison Institute (aka Prison Network, Inc.) 2009 – Present: Acharya (senior mindfulness teacher) International 2008 – Present: Senior Consultant/Trainer, Center for Mindfulness in Corrections, a division of Prison Mindfulness Institute 2008 – Present: Co-founder & Senior Faculty, Chaplaincy Training Program, Upaya Institute, Santa Fe, NM 1999 – Present: President/CEO & Senior Consultant, New Line Consulting, LLC 1991 – Present: Founder and President, National Prison Hospice Association 2002 – Present: Executive Director & Senior Faculty, Engaged Mindfulness Institute (formerly Peacemaker Institute), a division of Prison Mindfulness Institute 2005 – 2012: Keystone Group Member, National Institute of Corrections (NIC) Norval Morris Project 2005 – 2012: Senior Faculty, Being With Dying Training Program for Clinicians, Upaya Institute, Santa Fe New Mexico 2003 – 2009: Founder/Director & Associate Faculty, Center for Contemplative End of Life Care at Naropa University, Boulder, CO 2001 – 2002: U.S. Director, Peacemaker Community International 1997 – 2009: Adjunct Faculty, Naropa University, Graduate & Undergraduate Departments of Psychology and Religious Studies 1987 – 1999: Hospice caregiver and trainer, U.S. Medical Center for Federal Prisoners 1985 – 1999: GED, ESL, ACE instructor and Certified Laubach Literacy Tutor Trainer, U.S. Medical Center for Federal Prisoners, Springfield, MO.

Prison Programs & Corrections Training Delivered: Corrections Staff: Rhode Island Department of Corrections MBEI & MI Staff Development Training Oregon Department of Corrections MBEI Staff Wellness & Resiliency Training Franklin County Jail, MA Mindfulness Training Louisville Metro Corrections, MBWR Staff Wellness & Resiliency Training National Corrections Academy, Aurora, Colorado Chilean Prison Service, Ministry of Justice, Santiago Chile Rwandan Prison Service, Ministry of Justice, Rwanda 2

Prisoner Programs: Rhode Island Department of Corrections (multiple facilities) Massachusetts Department of Corrections (multiple facilities) MDC Brooklyn (Federal Bureau of Prisons) Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola New Mexico State Prison Oregon State Penitentiary Oregon Youth Authority Lookout Mount Youth Services Center, Golden, Colorado Alameda County Juvenile Hall, Oakland, CA Milwaukee County Jail, Wisconsin Boulder County Jail, Colorado Mokotów Prison, Warsaw Poland Rwanda Prison Service

Unique Accomplishments

Co-founded the first hospice program inside a prison medical facility at the U.S. Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in 1987, including the development of its standard-setting inmate hospice volunteer training program.

Founded National Prison Hospice Association in 1991, launching a prison hospice movement that now includes more than 75 prison hospice programs in state and federal correctional facilities.

Founded Prison Mindfulness Institute (aka Prison Dharma Network) in 1989, the international association for secular mindfulness-based prison programming and contemplative and Buddhist inspired prison programs, with over 185 organizational members and over 4000 individual members.

Co-founded the Center for Mindfulness in Corrections in 2008, a division of Prison Mindfulness Institute, providing mindfulness and emotional intelligence based staff development, resiliency and leadership training for the corrections professionals and correctional agencies.

Co-Founded the Engaged Mindfulness Institute (formerly Peacemaker Institute) in 2002 and its acclaimed Mindfulness Teacher Training & Certification programs and the Integral Peacemaker Training Program, a mindfulness-based emotional intelligence (MBEI) based Leadership Development Program for leaders, social entrepreneurs, NGO managers, peacemakers on social activists.

Founded the Center for Contemplative End of Life Care at Naropa University and organized and chaired six national conferences on contemplative end of life care.

Co-founded the Chaplaincy Training Program at the Upaya Institute in Santa Fe, NM 3

Co-founded the Rwanda Bearing Witness & Peacemaking Initiative and led two Bearing Witness Retreats in Rwanda in 2010 and 2011.

Empowered as an Acharya (senior teacher) by , spiritual head of the international Shambhala Meditation Community in 2009 an

Empowered as a Rosh ( master) and Dharma Successor by Roshi Bernie Glassman, spiritual head of the Zen Peacemakers, 2007 Ordained as a Senior Zen Priest in the Soto Zen school and lineage of Taizen Maezumi Roshi

University Guest Lectures: 2017: McGill University 2017: Dawson College, Montreal 2016: University of Wisconsin 2013: Harvard University 2012: Harvard University 2012: Brown University 2011: Harvard University 2009: Harvard University 2004: Colorado State University, Ft. Collins 2003: University of Colorado, Boulder 2002: University of Colorado, Boulder

Conference Presentations and Retreat and Trainings led by Fleet Maull:

2017: Beyond Enemies: Sacred Outlook and Social Transformation Lecture Series in Chicago, Halifax, Milwaukee Montreal, Santa Fe

2017: Radical Responsibility® Seminars: Santa Fe, Milwaukee

September 2017: EMI Mindfulness Teacher Training Retreat, Deerfield, MA

August 2017: Buddhist Chaplaincy Training, Upaya Institute, Santa Fe, NM

July 2017: Path of Freedom Facilitators Training-Retreat, Deerfield, MA

June 2017: Shambhala Rigden Weekend retreat, Chicago Shambhala Center

May 2017: Presenter-Host: SMC Online Mindful Relationship Summit

June 2017: Keynote – Colorado Collaborative Justice Conference

May 2017: EMI Mindfulness Teacher Training Retreat, Deerfield, MA

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April 2017: Keynote – Mindful Life Conference, Washington, DC

March 2017: The Event Training, Stony Point, NY February 2017: Teacup & Skullcup Zen Sesshin, Deerfield, MA

January 2017: Shambhala Level I, Pioneer Valley Shambhala Center, Northampton, MA

November 2016: The Event Training, Stony Point, NY

November 2016: Rising to the Occasion: Social Engagement in a Chaotic World, Seattle

October 2016: Oregon DOC: MBWR Corrections Training – Salem, Hermiston, Ontario

October 2016: Radical Responsibility® Seminar – Madison, WI

September 2016: EMI Mindfulness Teacher Training Retreat, Deerfield, MA

August 2016: Buddhist Chaplaincy Training, Upaya Institute, Santa Fe, NM

July 2016: Host-Presenter – Wisdom in Action Conference, SMC Red Feather Lakes, CO

May 2016: Oregon DOC: MBWR Corrections Training – Salem, Hermiston, Ontario

May 2016: EMI Mindfulness Teacher Training Retreat, Deerfield, MA

April 2016: Mindful Life Conference workshop in Washington, DC

April 2016: The Event Training, Stony Point, NY

March 2016: Louisville Corrections – MBWR Corrections Training, Louisville, KY

February 2016: Advanced Shambhala Retreat, Santiago, Chile

November 2015: The Event Training, Stony Point, NY

November 2015: Auschwitz Bearing Witness Retreat, Poland

November 2015: Radical Responsibility, Krakow, Poland

October 2015: Oregon DOC: MBWR Corrections Training – Salem, Hermiston, Ontario

October 2015: Keynote: National Juvenile Justice Administrators Conference, Chicago

September 2015: EMI Mindfulness Teacher Training Retreat, Deerfield, MA

September 2015: Host – Mindful Justice Conference, Fetzer Institute, Kalamazoo, MI 5

August 2015: Buddhist Chaplaincy Training, Upaya Institute

2015: Radical Responsibility® Seminars in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Santa Fe & Krakow

July 2015: City of Louisville & Louisville Corrections Mindfulness Training, KY

July 2015: Host-Keynote: Wisdom in Action Conference – SMC Red Feather Lakes, CO

June 2015: Participant: Vatican Buddhist-Catholic Dialogue, Rome, Italy

June 2015: Shambhala Rigden Weekend retreat, Providence, RI

June 2015: Oregon Youth Authority, MacLaren Path of Freedom training

February 2015: Rigden Weekend training at the Los Angeles Shambhala

November 2014: Working Conference on Reentry for violent offenders with Rwandan and Californian Corrections Professionals at the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Retreat Center in Lake Cuomo, Italy

November 2014: Seven Principles of Mindful Leadership daylong workshop at the Mindful Leadership Summit in Washington, DC

November 2014: Spirit Holder/Retreat Leader, Auschwitz Bearing Witness Retreat

June 2014: BuddhaFest Films, Talks and Music Festival, Washington, D.C.

June 2014: Contemplation, Collaboration & Change, Red Feather Lakes, CO

May 2014: Rigden Weekend Program at Snake River Correctional Institution, Oregon

May 2014: Mindful Justice Symposium, Berkeley School of Law, Berkeley, CA

April 2014: The Event, Leadership and Transformational Training, New York

March 2014: Social Transformation & Leadership Training, Chicago, IL

2014: Radical Responsibility Trainings in Albany, NY and Baltimore, NY

November 2013: Spirit Holder/Retreat Leader Auchwitz Bearing Witness Retreat

August 2011: Buddhist Chaplaincy Training, Santa Fe, NM

April 2013: Imaging Peace Event, Malcolm X College, Chicago, IL

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April 2013: UMASS Center for Mindfulness Scientific Conference, Norwood, MA

2013: Radical Responsibility Trainings in DC, NYC (2), Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, Springfield, New Hampshire, St. Paul, MN

September 2011: Kalapa Governance Conference in Santiago, Chile

June 2011: Western Buddhist Teachers Council, Garrison, NY

April 2011: Kalapa Governance Conference in San Francisco, CA

April 2011: Rwanda Bearing Retreat, Kigali Rwanda

October 2010: Emory University Conference on Tibetan and Neuroscience

October 2010: Buddhist Spiritual Care Symposium VI: Prison and Hospice Chaplaincy, Center for , Redwood City, CA

August 2010: Prison Hospice Training, Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, LA

May 2007: Conference Chairperson, Integrating Spirit & Caregiving Conference on Integral, Transpersonal and Contemplative Approaches to Catastrophic Illness and End of Life Care, Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado

April 2010: Rwanda Bearing Witness Retreat, Kigali, Rwanda . May 2007: Conference Workshop: Accessing Transpersonal Dimensions of Caregiving through Presence, Deep Listening and Co-Breathing at the Integrating Spirit & Caregiving Workshop, Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado

January 2007 – Plenary: A Call To Healing: Returning to the Source of Our Practice, La Casa de Maria & Spiritual Paths Foundation End of Life Care Conference, Santa Barbara, California

May 2006 – Plenary: Weaving the Tapestry: An Integral Approach To End of Life Care, Integrating Spirit & Caregiving Conference, Naropa University

October 2005 – Keynote: Buddhist Prison Ministry, Associated Chaplains in California State Service Annual Conference, Fresno California

October 2005, Contemplative End of Life Care Training, Colorado Hospice Organization Fall Conference, Vail, Colorado

June 2005, Keynote: Buddhist-Christian Conference, Loyola-Marymount University, Los Angeles, California

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May 2005 – Plenary: Weaving the Tapestry: An Integral Approach To End of Life Care, Integrating Spirit & Caregiving Conference, Naropa University

February 2005: Prison Screening and Presentation, Buddhist Film Festival, Berkeley, California

May 2004 – Keynote: Transformative Justice, Colorado Restorative Justice Conference, Keystone, Colorado

May 2004 – Plenary: Transformative Approaches to End of Life Care, Naropa University Integrating Spirit & Caregiving Conference, Garrison Institute, Garrison, New York

2002 – Hospice Care in Prison Setting, Excellence in End of Life Care Conference, Atlanta, Georgia

2001 – Practicing Meditation in prison: Federal Prison Chaplains Conference, Federal Bureau of Prisons Management and Specialty Training Center, Aurora, Colorado

2001: American Psychiatric Association National Conference, Prison Psychiatry, New Orleans

Special Training, Certifications & Empowerments 2017: Roshi () empowerment, Zen Peacemaker Order, Soto Zen 2009: Acharya (senior teacher) empowerment, Shambhala Meditation International 2007: Senior Priest Ordination, Soto Zen Lineage, Zen Peacemaker Order 2007: Sensei (senior teacher) empowerment & Full , Zen Peacemaker Order, Soto Zen Lineage 2005: Dharma Holder empowerment, Zen Peacemaker Order, Soto Zen 2004: Certified Way of Council Trainer, Ojai Foundation Center for Council Training, 2001: Certified Senior Consultant, Trainer & Executive Coach, New Line Consulting 2001: Certified Trainer, The Event, HeartStream Education, 1994 – 2009: Advanced Zen Study & Training, Zen Peacemaker Order 1999 – 2011: Advanced Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training, Shambhala 1997: Ordained Zen Peacemaker Priest (novice), Zen Peacemaker Order 1987: Certified Laubach Literacy Tutor Trainer 1985: Senior Meditation Teacher & Shambhala Training Director, Shambhala 1981-1984: Advanced Buddhist studies, Seminary, Shambhala International

Other Credentials

Boards 2010 – Present: EnvirOx, LLC, 1991 – Present: National Prison Hospice Association 1989 – Present: Prison Mindfulness Institute (aka Prison Dharma Network) 2001 – Present: Peacemaker Institute (now Engaged Mindfulness Institute, a division of Prison Mindfulness Institute) 8

2005 – 2011: Zen Peacemakers 2004 – 2009: Board of Governors, Shambhala International 2001 – 2004: Buddhist Peace Fellowship

Books & Publications Authored 2017: Chapter in The Dharma of Dogs, Sounds True 2016: Chapter in Real World Mindfulness for Beginners: Navigate Daily Life One Practice at a Time, Sonoma Press 2015: The Impact of a Mindfulness Based Program on Perceived Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Sleep of Incarcerated Women (Co-author), International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health

2012: Path of Freedom™ Participant Workbook (Co-author), a Mindfulness-Based Emotional Intelligence (MBEI) offender rehabilitation curriculum. 2006: Dharma in Hell, The Prison Writings of Fleet Maull, Prison Dharma Press, Boulder, Colorado 2006: Delivery of End of Life Care in the Prison Setting, Book Chapter in Clinical Practice in Correctional Medicine, Ed. Michael Puisis, Mosby Elsevier, Philadelphia 2001: Dying inside, chapter in Sitting inside: Buddhist practice in American prisons, by Kobai Scott Whitney, Prison Dharma Press, Boulder, Colorado. 1999: A taste of freedom. Shambhala Sun, May. 1998: Issues in Prison Hospice: Toward a model for delivery of hospice care in a correctional setting. The Hospice Journal, Vol. 13(4). 1998: Rumblings from the inside. Tikkun, March/April. 1995: Death without dogma. Shambhala Sun, March. 1995: Prison hospice: An inside view, Interview by Marty Moss-Coane reprinted in NPHA News, Spring. 1995: Tashi deleg, gassho, namaste, The Bodhi Seed, Vol 1(1). 1993: Dharma in hell. Shambhala Sun, March/April. 1993: Money and livelihood behind bars. Turning Wheel, Summer. 1992: Prison monasticism. Turning Wheel, Winter. 1992 - America's dirty little secret. Shambhala Sun, November/December. 1991 – Interviewed in, Special report: Hospice in prison, by Joseph Cerquone in HOSPICE Magazine, Summer. 1991 - Dying in prison: Sociocultural and psychosocial dynamics. The Hospice Journal, Vol. 7(4), and book chapter in Aids and the Hospice Community, Ed. M. O. Amenta 7 C.B. Tehan, Haworth Press 1991 - Hospice care for prisoners: Establishing an inmate-staffed hospice program in a prison medical facility. Hospice Journal, Vol. 7(3).

Interviews & Articles Television: KSPR Channel (33) News, 1997 Radio: Fresh Air – National Public Radio 1995, Colorado Matters – Colorado Public Radio 2006, KGNU Boulder Public Radio, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, Dutch Public Radio in Amsterdam, 2004 9

Periodicals: Huffington Post (2017), Forbes Magazine (2017), Inc. Magazine (2016) Elephant Journal, Hospice Magazine, CorrectCare, Shambhala Sun, Tricycle Magazine, What Is Enlightement, Psychiatric News (APA), Tikkun Magazine Podcasts: Employee Benefit Adviser, Entrepreneur Podcast Network, The Trauma Therapist Podcast Newspapers: Providence Journal, Associated Press, Newhouse News Service, Springfield NewsLeader, Scripps Howard, Boulder Daily Camera, Austin American Statesman

Subject in Book: Fleet Maull is one of the subjects in Roshi Bernie Glassman’s classic manual for peacemakers, Bearing Witness: a Zen Master’s Lessons on Making Peace.

Subject in Film Documentaries The Mindfulness Movement, Interesting Stuff Entertainment Inc., 2018 release Heavily Meditated, Sarah Barab/Naked Mind Productions, 2018 release When the Iron Bird Flies, by Victress Hitchcock, 2012 Path of Freedom, Global Oneness Project, 2012 Prison Sutras, the Fleet Maull Story, by Neal Hutchison, 1996 Home Street Home, George Schouten, 2005 (principle subject: Bernie Glassman) Global Oneness Project, Kalliopeia Foundation, 2007

Naropa University Courses Taught The Social Face of Buddhism, Summer 1995 Buddhism and Social Action, Fall 1999, Fall 2000, Spring 2000 Peacemaking: a Contemplative Approach to Social Action, Fall 1999 Peacemaking in Action, Spring 2000 Engaging the World, Fall 2000, 2001, 2002 Contemplative Approaches to Environmental Issues, Spring 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Training I, Fall 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009 Engaged Buddhism Training II, Spring 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Engaged Buddhism Training III, Spring 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Engaged Buddhism Training IV, Spring 2004, 2005, 2006 SYS: Integral Politics, Fall 2005, Spring 2006 TCP Meditation Practicum II: Developing Compassion for Oneself and Others, Spring 2005, 2006 Contemplative Hospice Care, School of Extended Studies, 2002 Various Meditation Courses, School of Extended Studies, 2003, 2004, 2005

Retreats, Trainings & Seminars: Fleet Maull leads weekend seminars, professional trainings, meditation retreats, prison programs, bearing witness retreats and street retreats throughout the year all over the United States and in many countries in Europe, Latin America and Africa.

See his current schedule at: www.fleetmaull.com