Communities and Adults | ThrivingFutures 2100

THRIVING FUTURES COMMUNITIES.

After completing the foundation courses, continue along the community path, joining chosen mastery communities that match your particular interest and learning and action goals.

Includes: online connection and regeneration skills mastery training, monthly community webinars, yearly place-based 4 day Camino Quest experiences, local connection and regeneration land-based communities, and the Community Facilitator program and 8 day experience supporting 'Thriving Futures' youth education.

PROGRAMS AND COURSES.

The Community Path is the learning and action route for Global CarePac adult community members.

The Thriving Futures Foundation Course will give you an understanding of the Global CarePac Program principles and structure. The Advanced Global CarePac courses perpare you to successfully contribute toward thriving futures.
The Community Communities offer Mastery programs offers online connection and regeneration specialist mastery courses you can choose depending on your interests, skills, and learning and action goals.

Thriving Futures Courses

5 online courses - self paced

weekly community discussion webinars on lesson topics

build skillsknowledge and practical applications of regenerative and community building pronciples.

Global
Connections Communities

Skills mastery courses with mentoring and group cohort support

Effective regenrative action intiative; Land-based community connections

Elder training network, supporting Thriving Futures Youth Education

Global
Connections Experiences

Annual 4 day Camino Quest experiences at 8 regional locations.

Annual 8 day Global Connections Skills and Community Facilitation Experience at 8 regional locations.

8 locations - Canada - Spain - Morocco - UK - Thailand - Malaysia - Mexico - Belize

PROGRAM DOMAINS.

3 transdiciplinary domains cover the range of knowledge, skills, and experience essential to realize our potential to thrive across generations. Our connection to our communites, the relationships between communities, our connection to our environments, and our connection to the unknown. All these relationships require understanding and skill-sets so that we can build, maintain and regenerate our communities into the future.

UNIVERSAL CONNECTION Human Regeneration

Unlock the potential of human groups by:

Learning from history: By tracking key moments in human evolution, we can see what helped us succeed as a group.

Asking tough questions: We need to be honest with ourselves about our strengths and weaknesses as a species.

Embracing diversity: Hearing different perspectives and ideas is crucial for finding creative solutions.

Imagining a better future: By envisioning a thriving future for humanity, we can work towards making it a reality.

DEEP NATURE CONNECTION Earth Regeneration

Unlock innovative solutions for the Anthropocene by:

Understanding our roots: By exploring our shared cultural source, we can build on a common foundation.

Embracing diversity: Recognizing divergent cultural systems allows for a wider range of ideas and perspectives.

Unifying with the universe: Seeking a "universe referent union" encourages us to see ourselves as part of a larger whole.

Learning from nature: Practicing core routines like nature connection, tracking, and awareness teaches us valuable lessons for solving problems.

PROSOCIAL CONNECTION Community Regeneration

Unlock the secrets of successful prosocial partnerships by:

Studying human evolution: Evolutionary science can show us how our ability to cooperate for the greater good developed.

Learning from traditional knowledge: Land-based knowledge systems often hold wisdom about cooperation and care.

Understanding motivation: Intrinsic motivation models can help us understand what drives people to help others.

Seeing the bigger picture: Contextual behavioral science can show us how situations influence cooperation.

Researching collaboration: Cooperation science dives deep into how groups work together effectively.

Exploring how humans learn: Adaptive intelligence models can teach us how we adapt and learn to cooperate in different situations.

Hands, Feet, and Head/Moral Courage
Tools/Gender Relations
Symbols/Storytelling for Change
Tracking/Economic Relations
Fire/Regenerative Households
Elders/Family & Childhood Relations
Prosociality/Universe Referent Citizenship

Trees and Survival
Birds and The Unknown
Hazardous Species and Safety
Motivating Species and Passion
Plant Nutrition/Healing
Ecology and rehabilitation
Heritage Skills and Elders

Freedom /Child Development
Observation/Cross-Species Comparisons
Regeneration/Governing The Commons
Land/Ancient Ancestors
Intelligences/Cultural Rivers
Families/Our Minds
Experience/Cooperation Games

CONNECTION AND REGENERATION
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS.

How Can Storytelling Promote Change?

Learn how building empathy and developing characters can offer multiple perspectives on complex problems.

Nature Mentoring

The Art of Mentoring in Nature Connection.
What does it mean to be mentored in the ways of nature?
How do people change when they develop deeper awareness of the environment?
How can you be a better mentor for positive personal and societal change?

What Makes Us Human?

"What makes us really different is our ability to put our heads together and to do things that neither one of us could do alone, to create new resources that we couldn't create alone. It's really all about communicating and collaborating and working together". Michael Tomasello

CONNECTION AND REGENERATION CHALLENGES.

Universal Gifts Challenge

End of Year Gift Giving Catalogue
Regenerative Celebrations

Nature Awareness Challenge

24 Days of Nature Activites
Sponsor Global Partners

Community Food Challenge

100 Mile Harvest
Regenerative Chef

Diversity without Division

."Diversity Without Division" introduces you to the Moral Courage Method, a deeply researched and highly practical framework for turning contentious issues into constructive conversations.

You want to promote emotional and psychological well-being in your environment, whether with colleagues, students, or their families.

You're ready to move beyond theories and equip yourself (as well as other learners) with practical tools for fostering inclusive, innovative spaces.

You wish to improve your own interactions and relationships

Two-Eyed Seeing: Science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge | California Academy of Sciences

Why is it important to listen to Indigenous voices as we regenerate the natural world? Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) dates back thousands of years and Indigenous peoples have always understood that we are a part of the ecosystem and in service to it.

Prosocial World

The ProSocial Core Processes combine a perspective on and critical and dialogical understanding of both the structures of our world (political, economic, environmental, cultural, spiritual, etc.) and the fluid movement of forces that act to sustain those structures in hegemonic equilibrium.