You will be guided through a 2,5 hour journey in which you will:

Explore the question how to honour, embrace and use challenging emotions caused by the awareness of the troubling state of our world — so that they can serve as fuel for action

Learn how to do so, by methods of environmental activist & deep ecology advocate Joanna Macy

Experience the transformative & healing power of community talking circles, of openly sharing from the heart in a safe space

Hear each month a different story of an inspiring activist or learn about organisations, methods & principles that bring forth eco-social change

March focus topic: Deep Adaptation

This month we will shed light on the paper “Deep Adaptation: A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy” written by Professor Jem Bendell PhD.

“The essence of The Deep Adaptation Agenda is a conceptual map to explore what we, as mainly framed at a community level, can do differently given a shocking new found awareness of the more recently available information on climate change and its implications of near term social collapse. It expands the mainstream environmental movement’s focus on mitigation (e.g. lowering CO2 emissions) to one of considering how we can adapt to a coming climate tragedy.”

Dr. Jem Bendell is a Professor of Sustainability Leadership and Founder of the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability (IFLAS) at the University of Cumbria (UK). 
He has reviewed the latest climate data and speaks into its inevitable implications. He touches on the types of denial, hopes, identities, and priorities that may occur as we consider what’s to come.
“In support of that challenging, and ultimately personal process, understanding a deep adaptation agenda of resilience, relinquishment and restoration may be useful.”

Co-Facilitator: Trace Axtell

Trace was a participant in the last gathering on Social Permaculture. I am super happy that he offered to make a contribution and is going to share his findings about the paper out of his yurt in Colorado!

“With love and reverence, I will be sharing what insights I have gathered from this paper and it’s vital following. I intend to spark conversation, ask relevant questions and encourage radical action.
It will be a space of vision, empathy, and truth.
I am honored to gather with you. ”

Since there will be an interactive and personal exchange within the workshops, they are limited to 10 people.

For the gatherings we use the platform Zoom that needs to be installed on your computer or phone. You'll receive further information about how it works after booking.

The gatherings are offered on donation base. You are invited to leave a donation of your choice and within the possibility of your means after the gathering. To register please click yourself through the purchasing process, to sign up with your e-mail. You won't be charged anything.

March focus topic: Deep Adaptation

This month we will shed light on the paper “Deep Adaptation: A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy” written by Professor Jem Bendell PhD.

“The essence of The Deep Adaptation Agenda is a conceptual map to explore what we, as mainly framed at a community level, can do differently given a shocking new found awareness of the more recently available information on climate change and its implications of near term social collapse. It expands the mainstream environmental movement’s focus on mitigation (e.g. lowering CO2 emissions) to one of considering how we can adapt to a coming climate tragedy.”

Dr. Jem Bendell is a Professor of Sustainability Leadership and Founder of the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability (IFLAS) at the University of Cumbria (UK). 
He has reviewed the latest climate data and speaks into its inevitable implications. He touches on the types of denial, hopes, identities, and priorities that may occur as we consider what’s to come.
“In support of that challenging, and ultimately personal process, understanding a deep adaptation agenda of resilience, relinquishment and restoration may be useful.”

Co-Facilitator: Trace Axtell

Trace was a participant in the last gathering on Social Permaculture. I am super happy that he offered to make a contribution and is going to share his findings about the paper out of his yurt in Colorado!

“With love and reverence, I will be sharing what insights I have gathered from this paper and it’s vital following. I intend to spark conversation, ask relevant questions and encourage radical action.
It will be a space of vision, empathy, and truth.
I am honored to gather with you. ”

Booking: Reserve your place

The gatherings are offered on donation base. You are invited to leave a donation of your choice and within the possibility of your means after the gathering. To register please click yourself through the purchasing process, to sign up with your e-mail. You won't be charged anything.