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Tom Feeney

GEN Ambassador

Findhorn Office Manager

GEN Ambassador

I have been involved with more traditional campaign-focused activism for a number of years now, but what draws me to GEN's work in particular is the practical, action-based approach of the ecovillage movement. I resonate strongly with self-determination and view the inspirational individuals involved within the ecovillage network as deeply impacting the development of radical and diverse solutions to the multifaceted social, political, spiritual, cultural, and environmental crises we find so prevalent today. A truly holistic movement!

My immediately previous role prior to GEN was living and working at Sunseed – a GEN member – in southern Spain. There I was actively involved in a number of operational aspects of the ecovillage's management, such as funding, finance, and education. I am still active with Sunseed today, albeit from afar. Before that, my partner and I lived and worked in a number of smaller intentional communities throughout the Iberian peninsula. 

I'm looking forward to supporting the continued growth of GEN and its ability to connect, co-create, and inspire ecovillages and bring the movement to the mainstream. In my opinion, it's high time that we transform the way we interact with our friends, neighbors, and the wider community to transcend rampant consumerism, destruction, and divisiveness. I view GEN as an important transitory link in this process and hope the ripples of my work here will reach and support GEN's work far beyond the confines of Scotland.

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Blog posts

Community Research Project – Inspiring a New Way

Blog
June 19, 2018

This blog is continued from Susanna's first post, here. Susanne Ratka is a GEN Ambassador, seeker and community researcher who has recently spent 2 weeks supporting the GEN team in the Findhorn office. Simultaneously, she has embarked upon a journey to connect and inspire with her Community Research Project.  Here, in the second part of Susanna's article, she generously shares her path to community research and some of her learnings along the way.  Community Research Project - Inspiring a … Read more

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Europe, Findhorn, intentional communities, Kibbutz

How do we want to live tomorrow and what does it take to follow that vision?

Blog
June 8, 2018

Susanne Ratka is a GEN Ambassador, seeker and community researcher who has recently spent 2 weeks supporting the GEN team in the Findhorn office. Simultaneously, she has embarked upon a journey to connect and inspire with her Community Research Project.  Here, in this two-part article, she generously shares her path to community research and some of her learnings along the way.  How do we want to live tomorrow and what does it take to follow that vision? Those were the questions I was … Read more

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: Findhorn, intentional communities

Events

Achieving the Paris Agreement

Event
  • Date: 11 November 2017
  • Language:
      English
  • Location: Conference Room at the Haus der evangelischen Kirche (House of the Evangelical Church) Adenauerallee 37, 53113 Bonn, Germany, Germany

This symposium on regenerative practices is being organized by a partnership of organizations including the Global Ecovillage Network (GEN), Open Team, the International National Trusts Organisation (INTO), the Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable Energy and Zero Carbon Britain. This event will feature keynote presentations by Bronson Griscom, Director of Forest Carbon Science for The Nature Conservancy and Joachim Schemel, Deputy Head of Division, Climate and Environmental Policy Sustainable … Read more

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    • GEN Africa
    • GEN Europe
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    • GENNA
    • GENOA
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