Regenerative Futures
Overview
The workshop series has been designed to provide a continuum of learning for people across a range of roles in school, system, and organisational settings. The Discovery workshop provides an entry point for people new to the field, with deep dive workshops on offer this year in agriculture, architecture, and democracy. The Regenerative Futures Forum has been established as an annual gathering that aims to bring people working in the field together to share their practice and projects as part of supportive learning community.
Regenerative Democracy
Facilitators: Willow Berzin, Sonia Randhawa, and Dr Richard Owens
Dates: tbc
Location: Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia
Access: Open
Presented in partnership with the Coalition of Everyone
Regenerative Futures Forum
Facilitators: tbc
Dates: tbc
Location: Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia
Access: Open
The Regenerative Futures Workshop series introduces ways of thinking and a set of frameworks that are designed to help build the capacity of young people to contribute to the flourishing of people, places and the planet.
Regenerative Futures
Access
Please note the following levels of access:
Open: Available to all educators. Network member discount rates may apply.
Network: Available to network members only
Internal: Available to Woodleigh staff only
Where pre-requisite learning is required, please see program page for further details.
Regenerative Architecture
Facilitators: Frank Burridge and Dr Richard Owens
Dates: tbc
Location: Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia
Access: Open
Regenerative Agriculture
Facilitators: tbc
Dates: tbc
Location: Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia
Access: Open
Discovering Regenerative Futures
Facilitators: Dr Richard Owens, Frank Burridge, Dr Sonia Randhawa, Willow Berzin, and Nina Sharpe.
Dates: 18 - 19 March 2024
Location: Woodleigh Institute, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
Access: Open