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How can spiritual values and beliefs inspire and engage solutions for climate resilience? The rise in the active engagement on climate change of indigenous, religious and spiritual organizations around the world can be harnessed for collaboration, replication and expansion. Listen to stories from different faith movements and organizations around the world practicing and applying ecological design thinking.

February 8–22, 2027 | Auroville, India Experience one of the world’s most extraordinary intentional communities Spend 15 days immersed in Auroville, an international township in southern India that is home to more than 3,000 people from over 60 nations. Founded with a vision of human unity, Auroville offers a fascinating opportunity to experience an established experiment in conscious, sustainable and community-centered living. Go beyond the typical visitor experience with an insider’s look at Auroville’s neighborhoods, permaculture farms, schools, spiritual centers, sustainable businesses and ecological projects. Meet long-term residents and community leaders, explore pioneering work in reforestation, organic farming, alternative building and education, and visit projects such as Sadhana Forest, Solitude Farm, the Solar Kitchen and Auroville Botanical Gardens. The journey also explores the spiritual and cultural dimensions of life in this part of India, with visits to the Matrimandir, nearby Tamil villages, Pondicherry and the sacred pilgrimage town of Tiruvannamalai. Along the way, enjoy local cuisine, yoga, meditation, beaches and other opportunities to experience the culture and rhythms of southern India. A great fit for: Those interested in intentional community, conscious living, spirituality, sustainability and regenerative practices; prospective community members; community founders looking for inspiration; and travelers seeking a deeper, more meaningful experience of India. Learn more about this tour: https://www.ecovillagetours.com/india

Khetee proposes to support women across Durdih village to undertake introduced Gharbadi cultivation in Homestead land to produce and consume clean, green, safe, and nutritions vegetables for round the year. In the duration of 1 week starting from the 9th of April, a total of 5 Mandala/Kitchen gardens, Poshan Vatika will be developed in the homestead land of the community. Preparation for developing the Mandala garden will take place with the support of team Khetee, community farmers, women, and youth. Simultaneously, a screening will take place in the proposed area to show the benefits of Gharbadi and regenerative practices. Sl. No. Date Timings Event 1. 09-04-2021 Friday 09:00-10:00am 10:00-11:00am 11:00-12:00pm 12:00-01:00pm 01:00-02:00pm 02:00-04:00pm 04:00-05:00pm Event Briefing Visit Model Mandal Garden Seed collection Visit the identified homestead land for Mandala Garden Lunch with community members Land Preparation Discussion Round+ Outreach Activity (Social Media Posts) 2. 10-04-2021 Saturday 09:00-10:00am 10:00-01:00pm 01:00-02:00pm 02:00-04:00pm 04:00-05:00pm Seed collection/Material Collection for Mandala Garden Developing Mandala Garden Lunch with community members Developing Mandala Garden Screening+ Outreach Activity (Social Media Posts) 3.

PachaMama Family is offering a space to foster hope, love and respect for our earth where we can to strive towards a world of equality and happiness for humanity and all living beings. We invite you to join us next Sunday, February 9th to engage with the “Communities for Future Online Summit”, organized by the Global Ecovillage Network. The event will take place at 17.00 at the Cultural Hub Trial & Error in Neukölln: Braunschweiger Str. 80, 12055 Berlin Throughout the evening we will be listening to three online-talks, engaging in moderated discussions, and experimenting with creating ecological models of living through games and activities. Per PachaMama Tradition, we will be serving vegetarian/vegan, Fairtrade food! Below you will find a detailed outline of the schedule: 17.00: welcome and gathering I Part of the Evening: Listening to three online talks of the Communities for Future Summit Break: Mealtime and socialization II Part of the Evening World Cafe, in a slightly modified version, engaging the following topics: Solutions for sustainable living: What are they? Are they applicable, and where? How should the framework look like? Is Social Welfare, e.g. basic income model, social security insurances, etc. applicable globally? Fairtrade? What does it mean? What models exist and how do they work? During the breaks, we encourage you to participate in the “Game Over Society” game, created by Berlin underground artist Claudius Hausl aka “Captain Claude”. We look forward to sharing in this beautiful evening with you and hope to see you there!