The Art of Creating Transformational Space   Jasmine Fuego, Co-founder of the Permaculture Action Network, is part performer, part educator, and full artivist. Jasmine pulls from her worlds of permaculture organizing, performance and youth education to curate and create transformational events centered around bridging art and culture with social & environmental justice. In her interview,…

Wondering how to create a right livelihood that combines many disciplines into high-impact, regenerative work?  A leading permaculture teacher, organizer and innovator for over a decade, both at the grassroots and university level, Lisa DePiano is grounded at the intersections of public art, economic development, participatory design and social justice. She came to permaculture from a…

Maren has studied the body in motion for over two decades – from dance technique to anatomy to somatic work. Her work draws on the physical body, experiential knowledge, and a complete adoration of the natural world. In our interview, we explored two themes:  Embodying Permaculture & Doing awesome, regenerative work without even mentioning the…

Robin started teaching permaculture in the late 1980s and, due to her passion for creating environments which support learning, she co-wrote “The Manual for Teaching Permaculture Creatively,” and has since then furthered her work in social permaculture and the facilitation of Dynamic Groups. In her video interview, Robin speaks about trusting one’s inner voice to follow…

Kelly is a parent and teacher who is trained in Waldorf pedagogy as well as wilderness skills and permaculture. She speaks about her path as the the co-founder of Mother Earth School and the Institute of Permaculture Education for Children which teaches adults educational design so they can provide cutting edge permaculture-based learning for children. Kelly also shares insights in regarding Fair Share…

In her interview, Jennifer shares her insights regarding Cultivating our confidence to access our true passions & desires, to work together, and to manifest change on a planetary level “What would the world would be like if everyone were doing the work they love and getting paid for it?” Transitioning from “volunteer and overwork” mindsets…

Maria shares the story of how she became a carpenter, and the her passion for supporting women to enter the trades. She teaches carpentry skills to women through her business, the Hammerstone School of Carpentry for Women. A smart businessperson, Maria’s fantastic courses include basic carpentry, framing, building tiny homes, sketchup tutorials and she even hosts alternative bachelorette parties!…

Megan and Jonathan share their insights regarding: How a couple can co-create a regenerative right livelihood “Letting go of the rope” of traditional employment Their “Joy Experiment” that shifted them from a scarcity model to an “abundance model” that provides time for self, family and work “Value-based pricing” versus hourly rates Planning for a retirement based…

Nicole is a lifelong entrepreneur whose journey began when she and her sister started a biz for young women who love skateboarding. Later, she was key in the launching a business model that took nature mentoring online to reach a bigger audience. Nowadays, she coaches women who have big missions and big contributions to make to the world. Nicole…