The Journey of Regeneration – for inner and outer transformation
This workshop invites you to a personal exploration of the potential for true transformation that lies at the heart of our times. Are we going to return to ‘business as usual’? Or might we lift our hearts, take courage and reach for a new way of being – initiating and manifesting evolutionary shifts within and without?
We use the nine Stepping Stones of the Journey of Regeneration to guide us as we (1) answer the call, clarifying our unique contribution at this time; (2) draw the map and foster alliances for our journey; (3) engage the circles, embracing diversity and cultivating compassion; (4) explore the landscapes in preparation of daring to act; (5) face our premonitions and fears of the resistance we might face in doing so; (6) but also open to the possibility of the unexpected miracle; (7) so that we can mature on the path; and (8) share our gifts and celebrate with beauty. Finally, (9) we will come home to ourselves to rest in spaciousness and initiate our next steps from the future, rather than the past.
This thread provides each of us with a personal experience of the journey, and replicable inspirations and tools for how to build and sustain teams and communities as we respond courageously within our ever-changing world.
Kosha Joubert, MSc serves as Executive Director of the Global Ecovillage Network. She has many years of experience as an international facilitator, trainer, and consultant and has worked extensively in the fields of community empowerment, intercultural collaboration and sustainable development.
Kosha grew up in South Africa under Apartheid and has been dedicated to building bridges across divides ever since. She has lived in ecovillages for the past 25 years. Kosha is also a co-founder of Gaia Education, which develops trainings at the cutting-edge of sustainability, and co-author of the internationally applied curriculum of the Ecovillage Design Education.
Watch Kosha’s TEDx Talk on Ecovillages
In 2016, Kosha received the Dadi Janki Award – 100 Women of Spirit – For engaging spirituality in life and work and for making a difference in the world.
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May 6 – June 3, 2025
If you are just getting to know GEN, we recommend you start with the GEN Intro course which will give you the frame of how the network and organisation flow.
A live course will be offered at set times and invites you to engage with a facilitator and other participants. A self-paced course means you can engage in the content as your schedule allows. We also offer courses where you engage in the content yourself and then join gently facilitated group discussions to connect with others.
Visit the Community Events page to see what is available or contact your region.
No! We strive to serve a range of audiences and believe that ecovillage tools can be applied in a range of contexts.
Sometimes. We operate on keeping course fees as low as possible while paying our collaborators fairly. When the essential costs are covered, we can sometimes offer scholarships. Contact Us.
We would be happy to consider it. Please send a proposal via our contact form. Be sure to include your background on the topic (length of experience and in which contexts), where you have offered the course previously, and your suggested format (live, self paced, pricing etc.)
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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