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Tag: deep adaptation

American Oligarchy: Moving from Denial to Effective Action

In the United States of America, there has been a long tradition of trust—especially among the groups of people who haven’t been systemically marginalized and discriminated against. Trust in this country, this government— trust that through all the tragedies, slavery, wars, economic...

deep adaptation, self-empowerment

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Break Your Heart and Plant Some Trees

i’ve been observing the habits of modern human beings and the responses of this living world to our behaviors for years. and i’ve come to the conclusion that we’re basically S.O.L. yes, policy change is critical and must be taken immediately, vigorously and at massive scale. but planting trees...

awakening, collapse acceptance, collective change, deep adaptation, healing, nature immersion, planting trees, resilience, truth-telling

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Taking Deep Adaptation into Nature – a training programme for therapists and group leaders. By Alan Heeks

I have been involved with Deep Adaptation since autumn 2019, and it feels like the context for DA has become a lot more wide and welcoming over that time. As climate impacts increase, I hear the language of adaptation being used much more commonly. Although the Ukraine war may not be directly...

collapse, deep adaptation, events, resilience

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Leading through storms

Cat Jenkins, reviewing Prof Jonathan Gosling’s contribution to the book Deep Adaptation: navigating the realities of climate chaos: Chapter 9 Leadership and Management in a context of Deep Adaptation. Invited to review Jonathan Gosling’s contribution to this recent book, edited by Professors...

adapting, collapse, deep adaptation, diversity, emergent leaders, leadership, plurality, societal collapse

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