Reconnection: Fixing our broken relationship with nature How did our relationship with nature fail, why does it matter and how can we fix it? Coming early 2023 with Pelagic Publishing : pelagicpublishing.com/products/recon…

This workshop came back into my mind at the AoU Scotland talk yesterday, it was ‘just’ an open discussion, about land and legacy beyond our lifetime. I’ve held this vision all year, love and respect for the place we live

Spring is a time of new relationships, but only a new relationship with nature can prevent a silent spring. findingnature.org.uk/2023/04/16/sil…

If I should name the best thing about #doughnuteconomics, I keep coming back to the agency that this model gives us. No matter which angle of society you’re entering from, there’s a space for you and your contribution. And we can start the doing together. Now 💚

‘…this desire to shift and often not actually reform the systems that we're a part of, but genuinely break apart what is there, and through building solidarity as a group, we can create something completely new’ UnEarthed’s Greenprint coming very soon

‘…introducing collective imagination to be seen as practice, a muscle to exercise that can make change happen, to change the patterns of injustice impacting the human and non-human, and our planet’ We will be sharing our Greenprint very soon Illustration by Jasmine

i can’t wait for this! excited to welcome Rob Hopkins Amahra Spence @LukusRobbins Roseanna among others up north, here in york, in a few weeks. please come along 💚

The UnEarthed team heads to York Festival of Ideas with Amahra Spence and Sophia Parker to explore the importance of imagination and hope in supporting a transition away from an economic model in which poverty continues to rise

so thrilled to be working with the terrific UnEarthed 🌱 team and Joseph Rowntree Foundation for our free opening day exploring new collaborative solutions to poverty. Inviting key organisations and individuals working at the front line to join us and have your voice heard - yorkfestivalofideas.com/2023/festival-…

“Bioregionalism is an approach illustrating a possible future wherein our models of economic and social governance are more localised, democratic and self-sustaining.” A primer on #bioregionalism👇🏼 earth.org/bioregionalism/

NOPE. Repeat after me for the people in the back: Quality and Community are not a binary. To stay relevant you need both TOGETHER. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Join us tomorrow as we partner with Joseph Rowntree Foundation for an important discussion on how we can support the transition to a more equitable and just future, free from poverty. #YorkIdeas Get your free tickets: yorkfestivalofideas.com/2023/festival-…

Too excited for "Land: How We Organise" w melissa mean (WeCanMake) Claude Hendrickson MBE & Jo White (@CoopFutures). If reclaiming space, neighbourhood-led change, community organising, collective economics & land are of interest, join us in Brum 28/06 1-4pm eventbrite.co.uk/e/land-how-we-…

Getting beyond a crisis should be a cultural thing that uses the spirit of solidarity to find new solutions to poverty - great start to final York Festival of Ideas Joseph Rowntree Foundation discussion on who gets to decide how to reframe an approach to solving poverty.

Imagining together as a practice is a muscle we need to exercise way more than we do currently says UnEarthed 🌱 Roseanna Diaz York Festival of Ideas Joseph Rowntree Foundation - huge implications for local democracy