Juliana will present information from her book “Sustainable Revolution: Permaculture in Ecovillages, Urban Farms, and Communities Worldwide” Having had the opportunity to visit numerous permaculture sites and ecovillages worldwide, Juliana enjoys sharing inspiring examples of sustainable solutions across climates and cultures. Trained as a cultural anthropologist and skilled in four languages, Juliana has lived and…(Read More)
Kathryn “Katie” McCamant is co-author, with Charles Durrett, of the book “Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities”. Katie will present a two-hour segment, telling her story of the development of Cohousing. This will be followed by an opportunity for Q&A. For more on cohousing and her book, visit: cohousing-solutions.com…(Read More)
Ma’ikwe is an internationally known speaker and advocate of sustainable living communities. Her workshops draw on years of knowledge from community founders, her own 20 years of cooperative living, including four community start-ups, to lay out the most important considerations for making a new community a success. Ma’kiwe says: “Cooperation is a…(Read More)
Cliff Paulin loves to teach how humans can work together to build regenerative intentional communities. He holds a BS in Environment Science from the University of Arizona, a JD and a Masters of Study in Environmental Law from Vermont Law School, is a member of the California State Bar, and has worked in legal, mediation…(Read More)
Alexa Bernard is working to help create venues for the emerging culture. The “Bio-Cultural Corridor”. Her interests and talents in culture design are focused on mid-scale strategies that go beyond linear process paradigm modification. During this course we will explore conceptual frameworks and develop collaborative design processes towards creating a new foundation for…(Read More)