ReGenerative Culture refers to a social reframing or way of life that prioritizes and actively builds towards the renewal, restoration, and continuous growth of the health and vitality of our social and ecological systems.
In reGenerative culture, reGens, families, and communities recognize their interconnectedness with each other and with Earths ecology. They strive to co-create systems and practices that are not only eco-responsible but also directly contribute to enhancing the well-being of all reGens.
Key principles of a reGenerative culture may include:
Wholistic Thinking
Recognizing the interconnectedness of all things and considering the whole system, not just specific parts.
Eco-Responsibility
Prioritizing practices that respect and care for the environment, and accepting full responsibility for the ecological impacts of our choices.
Resilience
Building capacity to adapt to shift, recover from disruptions, and maintain functionality of systems.
Continuous Learning and Adaptation
We have a commitment to continuous learning, adaptation, and improvement. Mistakes are seen as experiences for learning and growth.
Respect for Nature
Recognizing the intrinsic value of nature and striving to live in harmony with Earth's Ecology.
Community and Collaboration
ReGenerative Culture values community and collaboration over competition. It recognizes that collective decision making and cooperation are key to addressing complex social and ecological challenges.
Long-term Thinking
Decisions are made with the long-term health and well-being of social and reGenerative systems in mind, rather than short-term gains.
ReGenerative Culture is about creating an ecosystem where social and ecological well-being is the norm, and where future generations can thrive.
