Our Partners

 
 
 

We are engaged in collaboration, process stewardship, facilitation, and participatory research with the following partners and close allies.

World Ethic Forum - ongoing

Radically shared aliveness and how humans can increase and foster it rather than diminish it. A transdisciplinary and cross-sector inquiry, accompanied by Action Research.


Youth Negotiators Program - ongoing:

Training, community building and mental health facilitation during the UNFCCC and UNCCD processes, with the question: What if we could better prepare and enable young people to participate in multilateral negotiations?


Keystones Communities - ongoing:

How can we scale and amplify local community leadership for community resilience to polycrisis?


Nile Journeys - ongoing:

Nurturing Impulses For Living Ecosystems. The NILE journeys is a platform of the Nile basin communities working on regenerating the land, the river, and the society.


Action Research Plus (AR+) - ongoing

Connecting and supporting action researchers for transformation. We are all AR+ members and practitioners.


Collective Presencing - ongoing:

A collective practice with many different elements calling upon the collective wisdom of people who gather to enhance collective sense-making and meaning-making, integrating our diverse ways of knowing.


Coeurage - ongoing:

With courage and empathy, how can we as a society enable ourselves to become aware of sexualized violence against children and build collective capacity to transform the dynamics that perpetuate this violence?


Beloved Economies - ongoing

Beloved Economies offers readers seven specific practices as a springboard for changing how we work. As the book reveals, it’s not only what we do, but how we do it that can be a powerful lever to move us into economies that all of us can love. This is a co-learning community.


The STOA - ongoing


Weaving Resilience - 2021-2024:

What can ecovillages nurture today to be more resilient tomorrow?


Find out more about how to become a project and/or research partner by sending us an email.