Unearthodox is launching a new initiative, Regenerative Futures, which will explore the transformative potential of regeneration — a concept that challenges all of us to reimagine our relationship with the natural world and with each other.
We will explore what “regeneration” means, examine its inherent limitations, investigate to what extent it can address some of the limitations of past framings, such as sustainability and assess its potential to lead us towards a society that values and actively regenerates nature.
Whose voices, values, and perspectives should be included in shaping the framings underpinning the regeneration concept? How can we ensure that these framings incorporate diverse perspectives on justice, empowerment, race, inclusivity, self-determination, and decolonisation?
We are already working with a set of diverse stakeholders to identify pathways to put regeneration into practice and ultimately create deep transformative change.
Our objective is to provide adequate tools so that regeneration is not just a buzzword but informs practical pathways towards more vibrant, just and hopeful futures.
