Ecovillages offer inspiring examples of how people and communities can live healthy, cooperative, genuinely happy and meaningful lifestyles. Ecovillages are beacons of hope that help in the transition to a more sustainable future on Earth. We foster a culture of mutual respect, sharing, inclusiveness, positive intent, and fair energy exchange. #Ecovillage#Regeneration#Sustainability
Bhoomi College is committed to joining the younger generation to co-create meaningful and empowering learning environments to address challenges in both education and sustainable living. Bhoomi believes in supporting learning for different kinds of people – hands-on, interactive and collaborative, intellectually rigorous, project based, self-initiated and more… As Einstein said, “We cannot solve a problem
NavGurukul is a non-profit where we run a one-year residential program for underprivileged students to learn Software Engineering. The course is free for the students who clear the entrance examination. Our alums work at leading technology companies like MindTree & ThoughtWorks. Most of our alums are earning more than ₹25,000. Learn more about the 1
A short film of Mio, one of the nine first year interns at the Peace and Permaculture Dojo in Chiba, Japan. The first internship program started in 2018 with nine residents including a family of five. This film is a nice overview of life at the Dojo and some of the principles and values that
The Weaving Earth Immersion is a nature-based journey into the core practices of Relational Education. The WE Immersion has three main goals for participants: Cultivate an embodied sense of interrelationship. Critically deconstruct supremacy systems and their associated ideologies; deepen understanding of the links between these ideologies and social inequities/climate change. Cultivate self-love, awareness, and community
Throughout modern history, jails have been a blackspot for humanity. Society has not yet found a powerful way to deal with those who commit crimes except to banish them from our hearts and minds. But for Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Malcolm X and so many other social leaders, the time spent in jail was a
This is the introduction trailer to the Enlivened Learning project and upcoming series of films on exciting alternative places of higher education around the world emerging from social/ecological movements and indigenous communities. The Enlivened Learning project is a journey of to discover and explore these very questions – and, to learn from and document the silent
Re-learning the Land is the story of a Blackfoot community in southern Alberta, Canada, and how they have re-taken control of their education system within Red Crow Community College. The film traces the decolonization of their learning and the development of an innovative program, Kainai Studies, within Red Crow College, the same site as a former
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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