Regenerative Futures - Diverse voices and a shared vision 

What does regeneration mean?

At Unearthodox, we see regeneration as more than a buzzword – it’s a radical call to rethink and recalibrate our relationship with the world around us. That’s why earlier this year,  we launched the Regenerative Futures umbrella programme to explore the concept of regeneration. 

But we don’t see ourselves as the authors of this story!

Whose voices are we listening to?

Rather than defining regeneration ourselves, our approach is to gather insights from various sources and surface multiple, diverse worldviews that look beyond sustainability and put regeneration into practice. This includes learning from different cultural and professional perspectives, which we believe is essential to a deep understanding of regeneration.

To achieve this, we launched multiple initiatives to amplify diverse voices and narratives around regeneration. We recently completed the Voices of Regeneration call for creative entries and have commissioned a ‘State of Knowledge’ research report to surface ideas, approaches and perspectives around this topic. Additionally, we have been interviewing individuals from various walks of life – practitioners, philanthropists, academics and artists – to capture their insights, experiences and visions for regeneration.

What can you expect from this series of insight pieces?

The insight pieces will  be published over the next few weeks in the form of interviews. They will range from exploring inner transformation, ancestral knowledge and emotional healing as vital components of the regenerative process to reimagining human settlements through urban planning and advocating for governance models that recognise nature as an equal stakeholder. 

Each insight piece reflects a nuanced view of regeneration, one that values complexity and honours the interconnectedness of all systems. They serve as seeds of change that nudge us to think and act differently.

We invite you to engage with these diverse perspectives and explore how they resonate with your understanding of regeneration. Join us on this journey to co-create a broader, more inclusive narrative that can hold space for complexity and champion transformative change.