Regeneration and Reconciliation in a Colonized World
For the past several months, I’ve been co-hosting a Montréal dinner and conversation series to explore the emerging global movement around regeneration. When my two co-hosts and I realized that the next gathering would fall on September 30 – Canada’s National Day of...
The Need for Practice Grounds (or: The Outer Work of Inner Development)
I’ve been in multiple conversations lately with people who have recently discovered the regenerative movement, with its worldview of greater alignment with life. They feel drawn to bring living systems principles into their work with organizations. They’re...
Honoring the Stages of Regeneration
I speak and consult frequently about the practice of regeneration in contexts as wide-ranging as tourism, agriculture, community and business. And always, people want examples. Not only that, they want perfect, start-to-finish examples of best practices – a clear...
The Giving Field
I often see the emerging concept of regenerative tourism described as “leaving a place better than we found it.” In fact, the basic sentiment is widely shared even beyond tourism, in what Carol Sanford would call the “do good” paradigm. That’s nice, and necessary. But...
Regenerative Tourism: Elitist or Inclusive?
Tourism visionary Dianne Dredge, PhD and I were recently called out by name in an online opinion piece claiming that “regenerative tourism” is elitist. This is a common critique. Certainly, there are individual offerings and individual operators that are...Page 1 of 9
