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At Gaia Education, we believe that regenerative futures are built not just through knowledge, but through the transformation of how we relate — to land, nature, each other, and to the systems we live within.

As part of our commitment to in-depth, holistic education, we are honoured to share reflections inspired by the work of Dr. Lyla June Johnston, whose upcoming course with us, Indigenous Knowledge Systems starting 8th September, opens a door to respectful, relational learning rooted in Indig…

What makes a community truly thrive?
Is it shared values, collective goals, or strong leadership? According to Root Cuthbertson and Joyce Peters, facilitators of Gaia Education’s upcoming Connective Roots course, the real foundation is connection.

In this video conversation above, Root and Joyce share why this nature-based framework has been so transformative in their lives and why they’re passionate about bringing it to communities around the world.

A Nature-Based Framework for Connection

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This article was written by Kazi Shahnoor Ashraf who took the Gaia Education full online course into Regenerative Sustainability.

At the moment we have a 50% discount on the full course price - If Kazi’s story inspired you, now is the perfect moment to take your first step.

Ready to begin your regenerative journey?

 The full GEDS course is your gateway to the world of regeneration—guiding you through its Social, Economic, Ecological, and Worldview dimensions in a transformative learning exper…

Article written by Bill Sharpe, the creator of the Three Horizons framework and the facilitator of The Patterning of Hope online course

How are we to act in the face of the existential risks we face? How can we meet the uncertainty and complexity of the future with hope?

If we are all to live well and thrive on one planet we must bring about profound changes in our ways of life 🌎

Coming out of my work with colleagues in the International Futures Forum and H3Uni, Three Horizons offers a simp…

In 2004, at the age of 26, I was at a crossroads in my life. I was heading back to the UK after two years teaching English in a Rwandan secondary school for the Voluntary Service Overseas.

I had gone out to Rwanda with the best of intentions - to help schoolgirls in a poverty-stricken country that was still recovering from a terrible genocide 10 years before. Many of the girls I taught had either suffered in the midst of the genocide or had been refugees in neighbouring countries. Whilst I defi…

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Multipliers Handbook offers a detailed description of how to prepare, promote and facilitate an SDGs Training of Multipliers or an SDG implementation workshop using Gaia Education’s SDGs Implementation Flashcards.

The intention behind offering this handbook is to make it easy for participants in a SDG Training of Multipliers to step into the role of a multiplier and to feel confident in offering trainings and implementation workshops to their business te…

We recently had the honour of hosting a powerful live conversation with Dr. Lyla June Johnston, Indigenous scholar, poet, and activist, to explore the themes and intentions behind our new course: Indigenous Knowledge Systems, starting September 8th.

During the session, Dr. June shared moving insights about the role of ancestral wisdom in today’s world, the importance of unlearning colonial ways of thinking, and how Indigenous knowledge systems can guide us toward a regenerative and relational f…

The SDG Implementation flashcards for community ownership & local implementation of the Global Goals   

It is firmly believed that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) should not be separated from the global communities that forge them, and Gaia Education has developed this educational tool in collaboration with the UNESCO GAP Secretariat.

The SDG Teaching Cards contain more than 200 questions on the system-wide approach to achieving the 2030 Agenda.

These cards enable a participatory and…

SDG post #20 - SDGs & the Earth Charter

Hi #sustainability champions, as indicated in one of our previous posts you may have thought that we are all done and dusted with the SDGs having gone through all the individual SDGs one by one to polish our knowledge and upscale in SDG learning. As you know we send out a post approximately once weekly and you find previous SDGs explained posts on this blog roll. But we continue the journey with some additional explorations related to the Agenda 2030 and …