Course Content
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Welcome
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Module 1. Building the Soil- preparing the process
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Module 2. Landscape Integrity - a place-based regenerative approach
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Module 3. Co-Sensing - communities as sensors of the wider metabolism
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Module 4. Identity Naming - each community is unique
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Module 5. Co-Design - collaboration for meaningful change
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Module 6. Becoming - regeneration from within
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Module 7. Back to the Soil
What is the WeLand?
- WeLand - Making Sense of Place is a regenerative design thinking process based on the understanding that communities grow integrity by making sense of place, by creating a sense of belonging, It aims to cultivate awareness of natural patterns and act on that awareness through a holistic engagement that listens deeply to the voices of human and other-than-human actors in the landscape.
- It is a collaborative design process that engages Community Catalysts in co-creating place-based strategies for regenerative livelihoods - presented as a board game with different phases and decks of practice cards to choose from, according to who, where and why it’s being used.
- It is a pattern language journey that allows communities to collaborate. (A pattern language is an organised and coherent set of patterns, each of which describes a problem and the core of a solution that can be used in many ways within a specific field of expertise. The term was coined by architect Christopher Alexander and popularised by his 1977 book A Pattern Language).
- WeLand is based on a whole systems approach, considering the complexity of our existence within a wider whole to create an impact that responds to the complex systemic challenges of our times.
- It is a process that allows us to test several selected regenerative frameworks - you can learn more about each in the Learning section of the platform.
- It enhances effective communication, facilitation, alignment and decision making between changemakers within a community, enabling them to shape spaces into places by working together on propelling meaningful social change and community resilience.
Track the movement of this curriculum and activate future design processes by having the WeBoard.
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