We are so excited to share Community Resilience Podcast with you. We have been harvesting stories of resilience from participants of the Ecovillage Resilience +2.5 project over the past year and will release the first episode on the March equinox – Wednesday, March 20th.
You will be able to find Community Resilience on Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts. You can look forward to a new episode each week as we interview ecovillages and experts on what it means to be resilient in our time of deepening polycrisis.
Our first episode welcomes Anna Kovasna, catalyst of the Ecovcillage Resilience 2.5 degree project and resilience researcher. We are delighted to share this fun conversation on community resilience and cultural transformation with you.
We can navigate [polycrisis] with intention. We can decide what are the values that we want to stick to? What are the types of human beings that we want to be? What do we want our legacy to be? What are the qualities and values that we want to stand up for, that we can look ourselves in the mirror, that we walked with this at heart?
Anna Kovasna, Community Resilience Podcast
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE & CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION WITH ANNA KOVASNA | Release Date: March 20, 2024
Project co-founder and lead – Ecovillage Resilience +2.5 and Kincentric Leadership through the Polycrisis
Anna is dedicated to exploring community as a tool for resilience, regeneration, and liberation. She is currently the co-founder lead of two initiatives – Ecovillage Resilience 2.5+, doing participatory research with 20 communities about resilience in the face of catastrophic climate change; and Kincentric Leadership through the Polycrisis, supporting leaders to integrate the more than human world in their strategies and activities. Anna previously served as the Lead of GEN’s strategy and coordination circles as wel as its Education and Research Director. She is the lead developer of the Ecovillage Impact Assessment, co-developer and facilitator of the European Ecovillage Incubator, Ecovillage Design Cards, GEN Training of Trainers and many other courses and projects in the field of regenerative community design and social innovation and entrepreneurship. In line with her passion for social experimentation, collaboration and equity, she was also a driver behind the implementation of shared governance in the organisation and network.
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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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