Great Lakes Institute is a permaculture school seeking to create a space where the humanities can be studied outside the university context, in practice and relation to the land “The critical function of the institute is to instill in participants a habit of conceptualizing and contextualizing their working relationship with the world, through the disciplined
Unified Playfulness is a passion project linking together playfulness and mindfulness practices, providing a creative safe container for adults to make the invisible visible and think the unthinkable. “Unified Playfulness is a unique liberatory, decolonial practice, an approach that gives people a chance to slow down and step out their default modes of being, in
Arboretum: The Ecoversities of Philippine Native Trees and Vegetables is a project that addresses the alarming loss of indigenous trees and vegetables in the country and collective memory. ‘The need to change the current state of education where school textbooks fail to document and mention native trees and vegetables cannot be overstated. The Arboretum and
Azadwadi Forest IsCool was created to nurture eco-awareness and a deep connection with nature in children and young adults. Tomorrow’s leaders must be rooted in sustainability, harmony, and compassion to address the world’s challenges. To save our kids from modern slavery, we must create an environment that equips them to face challenges without compromising their
The Mother Project is EMANDULO Wellness village is a sanctuary for indigenous knowledges, practices and ecologies located in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The germinating seed project is a learning journey leading to the Mother project called EMANDULO Ecobrick Project which is an ongoing story after we launched it in July, the germinating
The Ecoversities Alliance is a community of learning practitioners from around the world committed to re-imagining higher education to cultivate human and ecological flourishing in response to the critical challenges of our times.
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