OPUS Archives and Research Center is home of the the Joseph Campbell Collection, the Marija Gimbutas Collection, the James Hillman Collection, and others. OPUS is a living archive, preserving the collections of eminent scholars in depth psychology, mythology, and the humanities; and supporting dialogue, education, and research that inform issues of social justice and environmental sustainability.

Songwriting Works™ is an internationally recognized model for promoting health through the power of songwriting and performance. Founded by songwriter, performer and producer Judith-Kate Friedman, Songwriting Works engages hundreds of elders, youth and families each year in the collective process of community songwriting and offers trainings and consulting services for family care givers and professionals in music, healthcare, expressive arts, and education.

The Westcountry School of Myth and Story, provides participants with an unrivalled immersion into Myth, Story and its relationship to the wild. Founded by mythologist Martin Shaw, author of A Branch From the Lightning Tree: Ecstatic Myth and the Grace in Wildness. The School offers an in-depth study of 'the Culture of Wildness'—the way in which myth is a kind of swanfeather cloak: something that has nourished and informed communities of how to live with dignity, depth and a little style for thousands of years. In the exquisite surroundings of mossy Dartmoor, we delve into the wyrd beauty of our own walks in this world.

wildgeniusonline, works to activate, release, and express the inner talents and gifts of the heart and soul. A person's gift often becomes hidden by the day to day demands and responsibilities of the steady life. By cultivating an active ritual life, an immersion in myth, and a creative practice wildgeniusonline persues its mission: to call forth the many voices of the wild genius and help them survive and thrive. The wild genius, and the native human ability to work in community are sleeping giants that hold the maps which will help us survive, both personally and in the larger sense of ecological survival.

The Mythsinger Foundation’s primary mission is to strengthen the bonds of human communities and their relationship and participation in the living world. Through a deepened understanding of meaning making power of the mythological arts. It is our aim to restore the expression and enactment of myth-making (mythopoeic) practice of ritual and performing arts in our day to day life. Mythsinger facilitates and supports projects and programs aimed at the cross-cultural study of mythology. the practical application of living myth, and artistic performance and expression of mythic insight and disclosure. In this effort we offer have created The Mythsinger Consortium as a gathering place for the interplay of instinct, intellect, and inspiration.

The Story People of Clallam County is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, organized as a Guild in 1992 to promote the art of storytelling on the Olympic Peninsula. The Story People believe that stories are an invaluable treasure of every culture because they represent and pass along the collective folklore and wisdom of the ages. The Forest Storytelling Festival is an annual international event that has been held every Fall since 1994. This 3-day festival attracts attendees from throughout the Northwest, Idaho, California and Canada and is the only festival of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. The festival features world-class performers from the United States and abroad, as well as notable northwest tellers.