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Adult Programs

The Global Care Packs 

3 programs
4 courses

 

3 Global Care Packs Programs:

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CARE Education: Connected and Regenerative Economics for Teachers, Schools, and Universities


This program is designed to transform education by equipping the next generation with the skills to build a regenerative economy. It includes a dedicated teacher education program and comprehensive curricula for students aged 7-18. Using a historical narrative about human economic systems, this program helps students understand how to design economies that work in harmony with the planet. It empowers young people to become innovators and leaders for a sustainable and equitable future.

Prosocial and Partnership Communities


This curriculum is for adults, including educators and community builders, who are ready to take action and build stronger, more resilient communities. Focused on regenerating relationships, it teaches the practical skills of cooperation, empathy, and collective well-being. Through hands-on, land-based experiences, online learning, and rites of passage, this program helps you cultivate the mindset that regeneration is a present relationship, not a future goal. It's a path for people to become living examples of interconnected care.

Knowledge System Synthesis: A Stewardship Path for Visionaries


This program is for visionary leaders and mentors who seek to understand the foundational principles of human knowledge. It offers a framework for integrating Indigenous relational knowledge and Western scientific reasoning to guide a transition toward a regenerative future. Participants learn to become stewards who can think generations ahead and foster a humble, caring form of collaborative leadership. This is a journey to synthesize different knowledge systems and become a force for positive, lasting change.

3 Course Books:

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Together, these books form the core texts of the Global Care Packs Programs  offering an integrated learning journey along the living story of the river system of human time.

Connect and Thrive supports community participants as they explore personal and collective reconnection.

Thriving Futures 2100 guides university learners through a deeper academic and systems-based study of regenerative education.

 

Regeneration Convergence serves as a companion for program events and projects, linking learning with real-world application.

 

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4 Courses

  1. The Introduction Course

  2. The Foundation Course

  3. Regeneration Convergence 

  4. Mastery

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introduction course

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Orientation and Shared Ground

The Introduction Course is the entry point into the Global Care Packs learning journey. It establishes a shared foundation in experience, narrative, and community learning.

Participants are introduced to the core frameworks that guide all Global Care Packs programs, including the River System of Human Time and the Seven Directions Compass. These frameworks help situate personal experience within wider ecological, social, and cultural contexts.

What You’ll Do
Practice simple, repeatable nature connection routines that develop attention, sensory awareness, and ecological literacy
Reflect on experience through guided journaling and dialogue
Explore how regeneration operates across land, community, and personal meaning.

Join a regional cohort supported by experienced mentors
Participate in live webinars that integrate reading, discussion, and lived experience.

Experiential Option
The Introduction Course includes an optional experiential day, offered both in-person as a land-based experience or as an online instructor led webinar.

Outcome
Participants leave with a clear understanding of the Global Care Packs approach, practical experience with core practices, and connection to a regional learning community.

Deepening Practice and Skills

The Foundation Course builds on the Introduction Course and forms the core learning phase of the program. It develops sustained personal practice, group skills, and ecological understanding.

This course integrates knowledge, skill, and experience through three connected learning paths.

Learning Structure
Knowledge Path: readings, webinars, and facilitated discussion
Skills Path: a guided 40-Day Nature Challenge focused on tracking, awareness, and ecological literacy
Experience Path: small teams, mentoring circles, and community reflection

Key Areas of Learning
Tracking and naturalist observation
Bird language and landscape awareness
Reward systems, motivation, and aggression mitigation
Genius roles and mutual essentiality in groups
Ceremonies of reciprocity and Two-Eyed Seeing

Experiential Option
The Foundation Course may be taken fully online or combined with a weekend, weeklong, or 2-week immersive experience in British Columbia (Canada), Catalonia (Spain/France), or the UK.

Outcome
Participants gain strong grounding in nature connection, prosocial cooperation, and regenerative thinking, with practical tools they can apply in daily life and community settings.

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3. Regeneration Convergence

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Regenerative Economics in Practice


The Regeneration Convergence Course moves learning into real-world application.


Participants work within living laboratories of regeneration called Regeneration Convergences, where ideas are tested through action.
This course prepares participants to contribute as mentors, stewards, facilitators, and collaborators in place-based regenerative initiatives.
Learning Focus.


Regenerative economics as a living system
Community-scale regeneration across land, governance, and culture
Mentorship, stewardship, and collaborative leadership
Co-designing projects with youth and local partners
Documentation and shared learning across regions


Experiential Core
Participants take part in a Regeneration Convergence event, in person or virtually, contributing according to their strengths. Roles may include mentor, organizer, researcher, designer, or community steward.


Outcome
Graduates become active members of a global regenerative learning network, equipped to support regenerative projects and guide learning communities.

​Specialization, Teaching and Stewardship

The Mastery Program is the culminating stage of the Global Care Packs pathway and the entry point into second-year advanced work.
Participants focus on a specialization that has emerged naturally through earlier courses and convergence experience.


Areas of Focus
Education and facilitation
Land stewardship and regeneration
Knowledge systems research and synthesis
Regenerative economic practice


Learning Process
Cohorts function as networked improvement communities
Each participant is paired with an experienced mentor
Participants design and carry out a focused regenerative project, inquiry, or educational initiative.
Ongoing reflection, peer feedback, and integration across contexts.


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mastery courses

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Contact

Passeig Pompeu Fabra, 7

Llagostera, Girona

Catalunya, Spain

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Tel: +34 678 88 48 98

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