Join us for a participatory afternoon with Annelieke Verkerk, who works internationally with bioregions, communities and regenerative initiatives and is helping to steward the emerging Rivers of the North Sea Bioregion.
Annelieke will share some of her experiences of bioregional organising and introduce us to the systemic and constellation practices she uses to explore the relationships between people, place, land, water and the wider living system.
The afternoon will combine conversation and experiential exercises, with an opportunity to encounter some of Annelieke's work with regenerative and ecosystem constellations.
Together we might explore:
What does it mean to understand Kent as a living system?
What role do we each play within it?
What relationships and possibilities become visible when we look at the whole?
This gathering is open to anyone interested in bioregionalism, ecology, rivers, farming, food, community, health and wellbeing, education, culture, systems change or simply our relationship with the places we inhabit.
No previous experience of bioregionalism or constellation work is necessary.
Venue website The Friend's meeting House. Canterbury Quakers Meeting House Additional venue informationThe Friends meeting House is Canterbury's Quaker Meeting house. Its in the middle of Canterbury close to both Canterbury Train stations and buses.
A lovely peaceful place near the river with a little garden. Accessible and friendly.
Event website Eventbrite for registering a ticket Event image Contact name Jo Barker Event Contact Email futurefoodforests@gmail.com Contact phone 07747386994 Address of venue
Friends Meeting House 6 The Friars Canterbury CT1 2AS United Kingdom
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