Using Cultural Emergence for Social and Environmental Change
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What is Cultural Emergence?
Permaculture sector analysis: identifying risks and designing solutions
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Permaculture sector analysis is about designing the world we want while acknowledging the realities of the world we live in.
Standing Rock and the Battle to Regain our Humanity
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Standing Rock became, not just a simple protest, but a working, living example of what was possible, what could be done.
Design Thinking: Cultivating a Designer’s Mind
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Design thinking, be intentional and present with your process.
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Fertile Resistance and Reconciliation; An Indigenous Woman’s Response to the Recent Global Corporate Seed Mergers
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The global seed commons and corporate seed mergers
Permaculture Design: Outside the Box…and Into Nature
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Get unstuck and wild with your own permaculture design
Women in Permaculture: Why should you learn permaculture from women?
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By Silvia Di Blasio “I raise up my voice — not so I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard…we cannot succeed when half of us are held back.” ―Malala Yousafzai There are many great women in the permaculture movement: they are pioneers like Rosemary Morrow who works with refugees and vulnerable communities; community warriors like Pandora Thomas, founder of Black Permaculture Network; legends like Penny Livingston from the regenerative design institute; writers and practitioners of other arts like Starhawk who helped bringing back good Earth-centered spiritual wisdom and has been an activist all her life or…