by Kū Kahakalau, Ph.D. and Leilani Costa “E pū paʻakai kākou” is a Hawaiian saying, which literally means letʻs share some salt together. In traditional Hawaiʻi, it was customary to offer guests, whether family, friends, or a random passerby, food, drink and if desired a place to sleep. “Mai, mai e ʻai!” (Come, come and
By Kate Morales It is with a lot of pride that I take my place in the long lineage of brave queers before me who believed, in the face of a society that would prefer them dead, that we are worthy of showing up in our wholeness. They teach me to keep my chin up and
Dear friends in and beyond ecoversities,Artist Emilio Fantin and anthroposophic Doctor Cinzia di Meglio will host a conversation with Doctor Rossana Becarelli, and Josefina Guzman and Pedro Reygadas, from Centro de Investigacions and Studios Transmodernos, to continue our investigation around healing issues and practices, from different prospectives. We have seen the Covid 19 pandemia being used to reinforce the pharma industry and all
Series curated by Alessandra Pomarico and Udi Mandel within the Ecoversities Alliance Sunday, June 28th at 11,00 am EST (New York) time. The Voices of the Black Diaspora: A Dialogue on Political Resistance and Radical Love. A conversation with Charlene Sinclair (New York), Latoya Manly-Spain (Hamburg) and Jailson de Souza e Silva (Rio de Janeiro),
By Kū Kahakalau, Ph.D. In 2019, efforts to protect Mauna Kea, Hawaiʻiʻs tallest mountain, from the construction of a Thirty-Meter Telescope (TMT) (1), crystalised the Hawaiian movement, unlike any other Hawaiian-related issue in the past, uniting tens of thousands of Native Hawaiians of all ages, on all islands, and removing long-standing barriers between Native Hawaiian
“Coming Down to Earth”A Journey to explore pathways towards Regenerative Cultures in a Time of Breakdown.15TH JUNE TO 15TH JULY 2020 https://www.conflicttransformationsummit.org/ Mark it in your calendar, here the invitation: The Conflict Transformation Summit is an online journey inviting us to reimagine the ways we understand and respond to conflict. It aims to be a resource
Take a look at this event that starts on June 21st, this is a program of inspirational talks to imagine how the world can be if we shift it from Global to Local. Here is the invitation: After COVID-19, we can return to stressful disconnected lives and climate catastrophe or we can slow down, scale
*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* Dear ecoversities friends, Pain ripples and resonates across our communities, mourning yet another senseless loss, as the lives of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor,Tony McDade and countless others have been violently taken by police brutality in the USA, at the hand of the State. The pain, rage and struggle are very
https://vimeo.com/132126129PRESS RELEASE Documentary “KANTHARI – CHANGE from WITHIN” now online. The documentary “KANTHARI – Change from Within” about Nobel peace prize nominee Sabriye Tenberken and Co-founder of kanthari institute Paul Kronenberg has been released online and is free to watch. In 2016 the film, directed by Marijn Poels and produced by Tomek Kozakiewicz, was screened
A MEDITATION IN BLACKNESS Poem by Bayo Akomolafe I am a black man.I was planted in deep, loamy, black soil by my black father.Cradled, cultured and coaxed out like a tuber of yam by my black mother.Though I came from one womb, I am birthed by many mothers – some of skin like bark and timber,
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