- Date: 15 – 16 June 2019
- Location: Tahawai Marae, Pakuranga, AUCKLAND, New Zealand
- Language:
- English
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Are you curious about regenerative community living and how ecovillage design can support you to take action and transform your life, project or community? This experiential training takes you on a participatory journey through the framework of whole systems thinking and participatory design that is at the heart of the global ecovillage movement.
Facilitated by
Kosha Joubert, Executive Director, Educator & Networker for the Global Ecovillage Network (GEN)
Supported by:
Thalea Tane, Te Roroa, Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi
Robina McCurdy, Tui Community & Earthcare Education Aoteaora
Learn about
- GEN’s 30 Ecovillage Design Principles and the GEN map of social, ecological, cultural and economic regeneration – and how to apply this in your own life;
- Inspiring solutions from ecovillages around the world, including their different approaches to socio-economic structures;
- How ecovillage development is a powerful a tool for climate change adaptation and reaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals;
And…
- Engage actively in mapping, design and community-building exercises grounded in decades of hands-on experience in regenerative communities;
- Experience and practice participatory tools for building community and mobilising collective action;
- Discuss how GEN could support NZ initiatives and about forming a GEN group in this country, as part of GENOA (GEN Oceania Asia)
Who for?
People involved in:
- Land-based intentional communities
- Māori – whanau, hapū, Iwi, pan-Māori communities/ organisations / Papakāinga
- Co-housing dwellers
- Neighbourhood communities
- Social Housing/Community Development Organisations / NGO’s
- Social Housing Groups
- Government Agencies
- Any interested people / parties
Venue: Tahawai Marae, Pakuranga, AUCKLAND, NZ
Dates: Satruday 15 – Sunday 16 June, 2019
Cost: Income-based sliding scale: 1 day: $90 – $180; 2 days: $165 – $330.
You determine your place along this scale, also with consideration for the value of the training to you. High: Government/ Corporate/ Educational Institutions Low: WINZ beneficiaries, low income, studentsRegistrations Close: 31 May
For Further Info & Registration, contact: [email protected] or phone for Thalea 0211017817 or Robina 0220668577