Weaving Back the World: Stories from the Ecoversities Alliance by the writing fellows of 2025 Edited by Vespera Meng and Manish JainCover Art by Libby Hoffenberg | libbyjennifer.com This collection of articles is written by the writing fellows of 2025 as part of celebrating Ecoversities’ 10th anniversary. Weaving Back the World gives us insight
by Jinan KB of Do nothing parenting Original text published on his substack here. AI “A teacher, also often called an educator or schoolteacher, is a person who helps others (students or learners) to acquire knowledge, competence, or values through the practice of teaching. While the term often formally refers to a paid professional working in
Dino Siwek and Mar Mordente continue a conversation that began in March 2024 with the Senti-Pensar Gaza gathering in São Paulo, Brasil. This marked the start of an artistic-pedagogical inquiry into the culture of genocide. With photographs by Kya Roy Fay.
Part 2: Realigning Education and Systems with Life
by Miki Kashtan
Part 1: Linking Education to Larger Systems
by Miki Kashtan
by Rowan Salim In 2016 I spent 5 months as a guest at Shikshantar in Udaipur, one of the campuses of Swaraj University in India. Shikshantar was made up of a motley crew of walkouts and dreamers unearthing and experimenting with vernacular learning technologies, ancestral, earth bound ways of knowing. It is based in a
Indicibile (Unspeakable) is the title of a workshop that was organized with the intention to test a psychedelic compound, changa, with a group of artists that could try it out during a few days, while collectively creating their own setting. The title obviously refers to something that cannot be told. The experiences arousing with changa,
By Alessandra Pomarico (firefly frequencies, Free Home University, Ecoversities), Nikolay Oleynikov (firefly frequencies, Chto Delat), Elliot Perkins (Ultra-red) “What does it mean to listen? After almost ten years as part of the collective experiment of Free Home University and other learning communities, my answer today would be: to suspend the impulse to find an immediate
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