Co-Emerge Lab for Regenerative Futures
TT-BMI is seeking collaboration with brave allies who are willing to explore the unknown, pose uncomfortable questions and bring together ideas that will shape a common understanding of a regenerative society, its business models and the innovation needed to get there.
We aim to build exciting and unlikely relationships between individuals and organizations and offer a space for encounters in dialogue and new thoughts. To exchange experiences and opportunities for shaping a desirable future together.
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The Learning As Nature Podcast series is live 🎙️
As part of her PhD research at Wageningen University and Research into fostering connectedness with nature in higher business education for more regenerative business practices to emerge, our very own Ananda Wyss has been speaking with educators who are bringing nature-connected and nature-inclusive approaches into their teaching. Through conversations with educators across different contexts, the series explores concrete practices, lived experiences, challenges and possibilities for strengthening students’ connectedness with nature and cultivating more relational ways of learning, teaching and engaging with the living world. The Learning As Nature podcast series is generously hosted as part of The Regeneration Lab Podcast by the Regenerative Thinking research group at the Mission Zero Centre of Expertise at The Hague University of Applied Sciences.
Explore the episodes below and join the conversation about what learning with, through and as nature might make possible.
Five new episodes will be released each Friday until October 16!
What if nature became a “who” rather than an “it”?
A conversation with Ash Brockwell
What if education learned to listen to trees?
A conversation with Robbie Nicol
What if education helped us become with the world?
A conversation with Reineke van Tol
What if we connected as nature, rather than with nature?
A conversation with Anaïs Sägesser
What if learning began with the ground beneath our feet?
A conversation with Hans Lodders & Sunamita Iris Rodrigues Borges da Costa
What if we learned to see what grows through the cracks?
A conversation with Nathalie Baumann
What if we learned to befriend uncertainty?
A conversation with Tobias Luthe
What if education planted seeds of hope, and resistance?
A conversation with Arjen Wals
What if education were more like rain?
A conversation with Michael von Kutzschenbach
What if the cracks were where learning begins?
A conversation with Bas van den Berg
What if we designed cities for more than humans?
A conversation with Wesley Massij
What if modern culture is only three days deep?
A conversation with Koen Arts
What if learning moved with the seasons?
A conversation with Nanda Vrielink
What if education helped us wake up to the more-than-human world?
A conversation with Helen Kopnina
What if nature were the context, not the subject?
A conversation with Soumi Duttagupta
What if the event itself became the teacher?
A conversation with Jason Frasca & Iain Kerr
What if learning grew like mycelium?
A conversation with Ruth Förster
What if the outdoors helped us peel back the layers?
A conversation with Tom Potter
What if education grew like a river red gum?
A conversation with Richard Owens
What if learning began with our favourite place on Earth?
A conversation with Karin Wilterdink Molenaar
What if learning flowed like a watershed?
A conversation with Nicole Kras, Tara Bahl, Karen Williams & Samuel Finesurrey
What if nature connection were a relationship, not an activity?
A conversation with Miles Holmes
Where does the tree end and the world begin?
A conversation with Katinka Quintelier & Karen Verduijn
What if education helped us remember that we are nature?
A conversation with Lian Kasper
What if nature watched over our shoulder?
A conversation with Alette Los, Jetske de Boer & Sandra van der Wielen
What if nature connection became a life skill?
A conversation with Waminda Parker
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