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Webinar: Applying Regenerative Principles in Your Work, January 7, 7-8 PM EST
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This interactive session invites participants to further develop and apply regenerative thinking at home, in work, and across other dimensions of daily life.
Build It Green, in partnership with Bill Reed and Joel Glanzberg of Regenesis Group, is hosting a four-part introductory series titled: Regenerative Insights - 100 Series.
Regeneration is a call to action. It enables us to go beyond reducing harm toward developing health and wholeness of our communities and ecosystems. Decades ago we realized that how we build our homes and how we live in them was damaging the environment. Now we see that sustainability is insufficient to address intensifying social and environmental crises.
What if we could not only fix problems, but grow a stronger socio-ecological fabric? What if the housing system was no longer a drain on the environment but a contributor? Come join us in exploring regenerative insights about how we can turn problems into potential.
Joel Glanzberg is Principal at Regenesis Group and Founder of Pattern Mind.
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