A través de la financiación de GEN, Daniel Abreu, Manuela Fernandez y Abigail Quic, ofrecen sesiones virtuales en vivo y grabadas de ecopsicología y sabiduría indígena, en el contexto de una crisis global y cambios en tiempos de COVID-19 y de riesgo ambiental, social y económico. Lea la convocatoria de solicitudes aquí.
This interactive workshop with Sandhya Dave, held on 1st December 2020, explored further the topic of polarities from a deeper body-heart-mind perspective.
In June 2021, GEN will be hosting a residential retreat, exploring how embodied grief practices can support environmental advocacy and transformational justice in the UK context.
During this In Conversation event, Irina Feygina and Sandhya Dave explored the psychology behind polarisation and the deep identity processes that lead us to take strong positions and defend them vehemently.
Edmond Pruteanu speaks about his motivation for setting up Mentors Without Borders, a group of passionate professionals who are teaching young people from all over the world how to enjoy the process of setting goals and taking steps towards these goals in their chosen fields.
Mohammad Azim, from Bangladesh, aims to raise environmental awareness and reduce environmental footprints through eco-friendly bags and accessories, and more!
GEN supports Aini Hasanah in efforts to produce, promote and distribute a storybook on primates aimed at engaging the attention of young people around the issue of wildlife conservation at an early stage of their lives.
Daniel Abreu, Manuela Fernandez and Abigail Quic offer live virtual and recorded sessions of eco-psychology and indigenous wisdom in the context of a global crisis and changes under COVID-19 and environmental, societal and economic risk drivers and issues.
Antonia Barreau, Julian Caviedes and Constanza Monterrubio support Taller Witral, a working and teaching space built by Patricia Ayelef, an expert weaver, knitter and natural dyer of wool.