How to let go: a permaculture mental health strategy
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releasing old pain by dealing with grief, caring for your body, making art, and getting dirty
Calling Generation X: is it up to us to save the planet?
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By Gudrun Cartwright Will Generation X please stand up? It is time for us to own our power and create a world that works for everyone, now and into the future. To truly grow up. As more than a million young people strike around the planet to demand action on climate change, please join me in committing to showing them that we are listening and responding. That they can rest assured that the grownups are on it. As Gen Xers, we seem to get forgotten. We’re the middle sibling. Not boomers. Not millennials. As a result, we can fall through the…
How To Organize a SkillShare and Shift the Culture of Your Community
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In this article I will show you how to transform the way your community learns and cooperates, through learning how to organize a skillshare.
On people care, cultural emergence and the mindset of abundance — a conversation with Looby Macnamara
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The problems we have with Earth care really stem from the people care side of things
Seed Journal — Using Permaculture To Create A New Planner Reflection Tool
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Make a seed journal to record any ideas and visions that you would like to see grow.
Book Review: City of Refuge by Starhawk
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City of Refuge is Starhawk’s powerful and profound sequel to the Fifth Sacred Thing.
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Emergent Herbalism; plants, people, and culture
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The cross-cultural use of herbs and herbal medicine has experienced a significant resurgence in the past several decades. This emergent herbalism has become a popular method of alternative medicine as well as a profitable commercial industry.