Rhizome: Pathways for Regenerative Futures

Reclaiming faith, family, and belonging for LGBTIQ+ people of faith through Sacred Selves and Fearless Allies.

Placing youth in the role of community leader navigating the Just Energy Transition through their impact game Power to the People.

Shifting international solidarity from savior to comrade, inviting internationalists to be transformed by Palestinian communities.

Traveling the Amazon’s rubber routes with the Muyuna Flotilla, co-producing counter-narratives and living maps with Indigenous youth.

Making wealth redistribution culturally desirable among Gen Z inheritors through Trojan Horse Strategies for Wealth Class Traitorship.

Challenging the story that good African parents send their children to the city through the How to Rebuild a Village documentary and archive.

Building ARMADA to center BIPOC, migrant, and diaspora leadership within Europe’s food movement across four countries.

Building breakthrough narrative infrastructure for pay parity and workers’ rights through campaigns for family childcare providers and May Day Strong.

Building narrative infrastructure to reframe agroecology not as a farming method but as a way of life connecting land justice, culture, and political transformation.

Building a community hub grounded in mātauranga Māori where whānau can return to their whenua to learn, heal, and reconnect.

Scaling a community-led model of wealth redistribution across the islands, shifting the story from private accumulation to waiwai as a living flow toward healing and reciprocity.

Building a living archive of human-wildlife coexistence stories in Gudalur, centering Indigenous elders and challenging the narrative of human-nature separation.

Proposing through poetic video a radical inversion: that education should travel to Indigenous children, rooted in their territories and living knowledge.

Leading Power Trip, a youth-led investigative media series demonstrating that power is made by people, and your block is exactly where you already have influence.

Working with Sierra Nevada women in seed knowledge circles, centering the narrative that the health of a woman, a seed, and a mangrove are expressions of the same living system.

Opening space within the People’s Climate Summit to explore Earth-centered and more-than-human perspectives on land and belonging.

Equipping refugee youth in Kakuma with digital storytelling tools to replace narratives of vulnerability with stories of leadership and innovation.

Creating a peer learning programme connecting communities who have survived forced displacement with those living under that threat — making visible that we need to remove the risks, not the people.

Exploring what becomes possible when Jewish and Latine Lutheran communities in South Minneapolis name themselves as kin through mutual aid and shared ritual.

Creating residential workshops for rural journalists to process secondary trauma and deepen their storytelling for their communities.

Supporting Toraja women in reclaiming traditional postpartum healing through workshops, storytelling, and zines.

Amplifying trans and queer survivors’ voices through the Nange Movement, shifting narratives from criminality toward dignity and collective care.

Gathering families and young people to write Letters to and from the Earth and carry more-than-human voices through the streets of Islington in a procession of ecological reimagination.