Masterclass with David
23 November 2021, 8:00 PM UK
Tuesday, November 23 at 8 pm (UK)
Retro Suburbia
"The downshifter's guide to a resilient future"
With 68% of people projected to live in cities by 2050, how do we ensure we have healthy food, access to water, and energy to meet our needs and thrive regeneratively and resiliently?
We face the challenge of reducing emissions and creating a resilient future by 2030 - the question is - how do we do that? And where do we start,when we are working against a looming climate emergency, increased social inequality, and an energy and resource crisis.
The idea of a “homestead,” moving to an ecovillage or the countryside, is very appealing but may not be a realistic choice for many. We will be talking about how we can create a resilient future without having to leave the suburban areas many inhabit and how we can support others to do so.
Join us in one of the most important interviews of the year with permaculture co-founder, activist, and author David Holmgren.
Gaia Education’s Ecological Design facilitators will also be there. Who are themselves, experienced community organizers and permaculturists; Aline Van Moerbeke (Spain) and Kym Chi (Canada), as well as Gaia Education eLearning coordinator Silvia Di Blasio.
This event is offered in the spirit of the Gift Economy. We suggest a donation between 10-25 GBP. Your donation will help us to create similar events and make them available to as many people as possible.
However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds, please donate any amount you feel comfortable with and able to.
Retro Suburbia
"The downshifter's guide to a resilient future"
This Masterclass focus on how we as individuals and communities can build resilience in the face of potentially catastrophic climate change, resources depletion and widespread inequality.
These are some of the questions that will be explored in the Masterclass;
How is permaculture relevant to those living in cities and suburban areas?
What individuals can do?
How has permaculture evolved in the past 50 years and how do you see it emerging and adapting to new challenges of a collapsing world?
Join us in on this important conversation with David Holmgren, co-creator of permaculture and Gaia Education facilitators: Jane Rasbash, Silvia Di Blasio, Kym Chi and Aline Van Moerbeke.
This event is offered in the spirit of the Gift Economy. We suggest a donation between 10-25 GBP. Your donation will help us to create similar events and make them available to as many people as possible.
However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds, please donate any amount you feel comfortable with and a
Masterclass with David
23 November 2021, 8:00 PM UK
Tuesday, November 23 at 8 pm (UK)
Retro Suburbia
"The downshifter's guide to a resilient future"
With 68% of people projected to live in cities by 2050, how do we ensure we have healthy food, access to water, and energy to meet our needs and thrive regeneratively and resiliently?
We face the challenge of reducing emissions and creating a resilient future by 2030 - the question is - how do we do that? And where do we start,when we are working against a looming climate emergency, increased social inequality, and an energy and resource crisis.
The idea of a “homestead,” moving to an ecovillage or the countryside, is very appealing but may not be a realistic choice for many. We will be talking about how we can create a resilient future without having to leave the suburban areas many inhabit and how we can support others to do so.
Join us in one of the most important interviews of the year with permaculture co-founder, activist, and author David Holmgren.
Gaia Education’s Ecological Design facilitators will also be there. Who are themselves, experienced community organizers and permaculturists; Aline Van Moerbeke (Spain) and Kym Chi (Canada), as well as Gaia Education eLearning coordinator Silvia Di Blasio.
This event is offered in the spirit of the Gift Economy. We suggest a donation between 10-25 GBP. Your donation will help us to create similar events and make them available to as many people as possible.
However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds, please donate any amount you feel comfortable with and able to.