Miami, Florida – The Gathering, a faith-based nonprofit corporation, launches its mission of instilling values and building communities through free courses and podcasts. With its free podcasts and courses, The Gathering instills strong values and builds community in young people ages 18-35. Their courses focused on values exploration, personal growth, and meaningful connections.
Today’s young people are going through a mental crisis. Depression and anxiety have skyrocketed in this group. Schools no longer teach the values necessary to live a meaningful, happy life. The Gathering solves this problem by teaching the values young people need to succeed.
Young people also suffer from loneliness. Digital media has replaced personal interactions. The Gathering supports young people in building personal relationships that solve the loneliness problem.
The Gathering solves the problems of young people with its podcasts, free courses, and live group events. Its programs foster meaningful growth and community. These programs were developed by Leonardo Radomile during his years researching and teaching at Harvard University.
Leonardo Radomile is an educator who has completed academic studies at the University of Chicago and Harvard University. Radomile has spoken at Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership and has been recognized for his work in civic education and social engagement. His experience in public leadership and education shapes The Gathering’s inclusive and practical approach to learning and community building.
At the heart of The Gathering’s philosophy is the belief that positive societal change begins with the individual and radiates outward to families, neighborhoods, and beyond. By providing tools and knowledge rooted in shared human values, the organization supports individuals as they strive to live with clarity, purpose, and compassion.
In a time when people are overwhelmed with conflicting messages, The Gathering offers a clear path toward personal grounding. Its teachings focus not on trends, but on enduring truths that encourage reflection, discipline, and service to others. Participants are encouraged to think critically, live intentionally, and contribute positively to the world around them.
All courses are offered free of charge and can be accessed online by anyone with an internet connection. These resources are flexible and self-paced, allowing participants to integrate them into their daily lives at their convenience. Each course is enhanced by the opportunity to join small, in-person discussion groups, which are voluntary, peer-led, and not intended as a replacement for therapy, licensed counseling, or mental health treatment.
The Gathering aims to address modern social challenges such as isolation, distraction, and declining interpersonal connection through a wide array of free resources. These include weekly podcasts, reflective essays, in-person discussion groups, and a full range of courses, all designed to promote community connection and personal reflection.
By promoting honest dialogue and values-based education, The Gathering empowers young adults to take control of their future. The initiative has already reached dozens of communities, with participants reporting increased self-awareness, renewed purpose, and a stronger sense of belonging.
Visitors to the organization’s website can browse its course library, sign up for upcoming sessions, or listen to the latest podcast episodes. Whether seeking personal insight, meaningful connections, or guidance for living a value-centered life, participants are welcomed into an expanding network of learners and changemakers.
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To sign up for The Gathering’s free courses, interested parties may visit thegatheringfbp.com/contact-us/ or send an email to info@thegatheringfbp.com.
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The Gathering
Leonardo Radomile
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