Incubadora de Ecoaldeas y Colectivos

Herramientas para la Transición Interna, Grupal y Medioambiental En La Casa Encendida – Madrid El objetivo es explorar nuestras respuestas internas a la situación de nuestro mundo, coger fuerzas y prepararnos para tomar parte en la recuperación de la salud del medio ambiente y del planeta. Es un taller activo, con diversas actividades y dinámicas, algunas en grupo, en parejas y otras individuales ahondando en nuestro interior. Basado en: la Ecología Profunda y El Trabajo que Conecta de Nuevo y el Trabajo de Procesos, de la Psicología Orientada a Procesos y la Democracia Profunda. OBJETIVOS DEL TALLER proporcionar a las personas la oportunidad de experimentar y compartir con otros sus respuestas más íntimas a la condición actual de nuestro mundo (crisis ecológica, social, etc..) replantear su dolor por lo que sucede en la naturaleza en el mundo, como prueba de su interconexión en la red de la vida; y por lo tanto de su poder para participar en soluciones sostenibles. proporcionar a las personas conceptos de “sistemas” desde diversos enfoques: científico, la ecología profunda, tradiciones indígenas…, con ejercicios que revelan su rol en sus propias vidas. proporcionar métodos por los cuales la gente puede experimentar su interdependencia con la naturaleza, su responsabilidad, y la inspiración que puede extraer de las generaciones pasadas y futuras, y otras formas de vida. Ampliar la visión del yo y desarrollar un “yo ecológico”. permitir a las personas abrazar el Gran Cambio hacia una sociedad sostenible que cuida y apoya el medioambiente, como un reto que sean totalmente capaces de cumplir de modo creativo, en una amplia variedad de formas, y como un privilegio en el que puedan tener alegría. que las personas puedan apoyarse mutuamente en el esclarecimiento de su papel-rol, y afirmar su compromiso con la protección de la Naturaleza. BENEFICIOS PARA LAS PERSONAS PARTICIPANTES Un mejor entendimiento de el pensamiento sistémico y del

Ecovillage Youth Exchange Connecting youth and communities across continents This year five young people from Senegal and five young people from Germany will have the chance to share their knowledge about ecology and social justice while diving into each other’s cultures thanks to a collaborative project between GEN Africa and GEN Europe. The project envisions an exchange for young adults involved in the ecovillage movements in Africa and Europe, where we explore steps towards healing and reconciliation between and within the two continents. We will focus on youth empowerment through skill-building and exchange of knowledge around ecological living, education, and project development, working towards a regenerative and community-oriented future. In July-August 2022, a group of Senegalese youth will be welcomed into an ecovillage in Germany, then in November-December, the German participants will travel to either Guédé Chantier or Bambey Serere ecovillage in Senegal. During the exchange, the participants will explore the core question of how young adults in the ecovillage movement can empower and support each other in their activism for change while exploring steps towards healing and reconciliation between the African and European continents. The group will be accompanied by group leaders, and the process will be supported by trainers, facilitators, and a team of support volunteers. The outcome of the exchange will be guided by the participants’ skills, interests, and experiences – but it could result in new exchange projects, an exhibition, a film, or a theatre piece. If you, or a young person you know, is committed to the project’s core themes of ecology and community, racial and social justice, and youth empowerment, apply for this experience today! Applicants should be between the ages of 18 and 30 and resident of either Germany or Senegal. App

Foundation Ura Gora invite you to our October 2015: Intensive Permaculture Design Certificate Course (PDC) DATES: 3rd to 15th October (12 days, full time, with one day off) LOCATION: Project Ura Gora, Strandjer region, South Bulgaria FACILITATOR: Rakesh “Rootsman Rak” PRICE: 500€ (teaching, food and facilities and camping accommodation) Discounts available for Bulgarians and Balkan economic area (get in touch for details) PLACES AVAILABLE: 20 For any questions, please get in touch with us: uragorafoundation@gmail.com Bulgarian GSM: +359988989512 Open your mind to a world of possibility by designing like nature… Permaculture is sustainable land use aimed at harmonising habitats and creating richly productive food systems. Food Forests // Water harvesting // Community // Earthworks // Natural Building and much more! ** follow this link for details of payment system and online enrolment: ** https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nGiFP4nOuHQzENSCyMKobIMb3I0ohCD4cXW3w7G3Pq8/viewform ____________________________________________________ Join us for a transformational experience, acquiring new skills and applying practical Permaculture design and theory. Involve yourself in a community focused on harmonious relationships with our planet and natural systems. This course not only provides you with the chance to nourish your mind, body and spirit but provides you with the tools to go out into the world ready to design and create with intention, confidence, and a new perspective. It is a wonderful educational opportunity and investment in your future. On completion you will be a certified Permaculture designer, a qualification that is internationally recognized by the Permaculture community. You will also have the knowledge and practical skills required to immediately begin designing and creating Permaculture projects and sustainable landscapes, for yourself and others. We are pleased to offer this valuable experience at a very accessible p

Single-use cups are a major environmental issue. Even most so-called compostable cups end up in landfill. The aim of The Cup Project is to eliminate the use of disposable cups. The goal is to invite customers to reflect on the environmental impact of single-use and consider recyclable alternatives. The approach is an 8-week feasibility study, offering alternatives to single-use cups, “Koha Jars”, which we will provide to participating cafes in Grey Lynn for free. Prior to launching the project at the Grey Lynn cafes, there will be one month of collecting jars and making heat​bands for them. This will be facilitated by participating schools and community groups. Ongoing working groups will be set up for the entirety of the feasibility study.