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“Through hands-on activities, peer collaboration, and local resource use, the project helps teen mothers envision a better future, gain entrepreneurship skills, and strengthen community connections.” This project empowers teen mothers by building practical skills, confidence, and income opportunities using sweet potato doughnut-making. It addresses social exclusion and limited opportunities after early motherhood by creating a

The Siwan Seed and Seedling House is an initiative of HajMoulein Eco-community Farm aimed at creating a space to conserve endangered Siwan plant seedlings threatened by the spread of monocrop, market-oriented agriculture in Siwa. More fundamentally, it is a space for opening dialogue with Siwan farmers to revive and safeguard traditional Siwan regenerative agricultural practices.

Amerikua promotes an education inside the local indigenous communities and education for external people that wants a transition to new humanity that includes the indigenous wisdom. A new foundation of knowledge in the modern world is necessary, for this, an education where the original narratives of ancient cosmovisions with symbolic language of indigenous cultures of

We learned that doing what is within our capacity and trusting our vision gives positive results for all involved. We chose to take on an artist residency as our prototype project where we invited a local artist to be supported in their creation process at Aba Té Farm. We made this decision because we believe

This project taught me that not knowing is not a weakness, but a strength, as long as we remain eager to learn and humble enough to unlearn and relearn. Openness creates space for growth. Mangroversity is a community rooted learning initiative on Koh Klang Island, Krabi, Thailand. This prototype was created to restore dignity, purpose,

by Patricia Rangel Earth Guardians (Guardianes de la Tierra) is an emerging intergenerational ecoversity that was born in the neighborhood of San Angelin, Tijuana out of the pandemic isolation needed for community and connection. 5 years after, it now has created a relational culture, and facilitates community art workshops, educational programs for youth and families,

Casa da Cumbuca was literally raised on the trail of dreams, in the Unikebradas Project in Brazil, out of five women who inspired us to believe that it is possible to live our dreams. Connected by Bianca’s heart, she encouraged us to build our own project and supported a collective of four young people, from

Creemos que regresar al campo no es dar un paso atrás, sino recordar quiénes somos y desde dónde podemos construir un futuro verdaderamente sostenible. <img width="”1517″" height="”830″" src="”https://ecoversities.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Captura-de-pantalla-2026-02-23-141429.png”" alt="””" srcset="”https://ecoversities.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Captura-de-pantalla-2026-02-23-141429.png" 1517w, https:> Our project was born to reconcile people

“One of the participants offered a gift: a beautiful waldorf inspired doll, <the spirit of the orchard>. A fairy with a fruit in her hands. So precious.” <img width="”1440″" height="”810″" src="”https://ecoversities.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/1.jpg”" alt="””" srcset="”https://ecoversities.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/1.jpg" 1440w, https:> El <strong>Pedagogical Orchard</strong> is a growing ecosystem of care, (un)learning,

Gestamos espacios comunitarios de vivencias y diálogos que nos permitan re-conectar, sanar y co-crear alternativas que pongan el cuidado de la vida en el centro. El Nido, Ecoversidad de la Vida is the macro project that will be sharing knowledge in the trips and will be receiving youth for residencies after the process of 3