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
A decolonial approach to change
- Decolonisation helps us identify the ongoing structural violence that has contributed to the systemic crisis that we are facing, a legacy of continuous practices of colonisation that have been inducing trauma and degenerating ecosystems for generations and generations.
- By committing ourselves to a decolonial approach, the consortium’s proposal is to accompany communities to heal from the trauma of structural violence (see Regenerative Spiral), in a way that is not through “one size fits all” solutions, but through adaptive processes of change (see Resilience Cycle).
- This commitment is reinforced by a pattern-based approach where any suggested practices can be adapted, changed or evolved in ways that serve and represent the context of each catalyst, community or organisation.
- An approach that promotes the co-creation of community catalysation processes, via a place-based design process, the inclusion of the diversity of community voices, and increased participation and accountability.
Image 07. Centralised, Decentralised, Distributed (Dolors Quiles, 2022)
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