Remote Teams, Regeneration and the Role of Place

A core element of regeneration is the connection to place. This can often feel difficult to reconcile with the global, interconnected world we live in. Teams working on regeneration who also work globally and remotely, live with this paradox. How can we, as individuals and organizations, become rooted in place, while also valuing global interconnectedness? Especially when much of our work life is based on remote collaboration?
Unearthodox and Greaterthan have been grappling with these questions since their inception, and are looking to open a conversation with other organizations who are too. As part of Unearthodox's current work on Regenerative Futures, we seek to 'learn out loud' and create spaces for connection, learning, knowledge and experience sharing, together with other teams working at the intersection of remote and place-based work. If this topic speaks to you, please join us!
In this session, you hear from a set of organizations working with this challenge and sharing knowledge with each other. In addition to Unearthodox and Greaterthan, joining us are members from:
* Climate Farmers , a remote organisation across Germany, Spain and Portugal that is building the infrastructure to scale regenerative agriculture in Europe.
* Unity Effect is a social enterprise that works with purpose-driven leaders, organisations, foundations and networks who want to lead from the inside out.
* Thrivable World is a practitioner community, a learning ecology and an action research collective dedicated to cultivating organizations, projects and communities as vital practice grounds for a more thrivable world.
* Bioregional Weaving Lab South East Ireland supports local initiatives and actions that might lead to the systemic and holistic protection, restoration and regeneration of land and waters, working at a landscape scale and contributing to thriving ecosystems and communities, and for the common good.

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