From July 29th to August 3rd at Schloss Hohenfels (Germany), join a journey of connection, regeneration & transformation for activists and changemakers eager to rediscover themselves and the living world in profound ways. This Retreat is collaboration between Life-on-Earth association and One Resilient Earth.
Join a panel discussion and interactive online space on March 3rd, 2025, at 2pm CET, where we will experience multimedia art and express grief for the natural world.
On 30 November at 7pm CET, at Theater Aurbau Kreuzberg in Berlin, join a new, experimental and creative space where we will explore how it feels to transform into something unknown because of climate change.
Our latest annual report is out! Find out about the impacts of all the arts, culture, and education projects we launched to help young people, artists and sustainability leaders grow climate resilience and foster societal transformation in creative and regenerative ways.
On 14-16 January 2025, join a certified Futures Literacy course co-designed by the UNESCO Chair on Futures Literacy at Hanze University and One Resilient Earth. Participants will acquire Futures Literacy skills to grow their own resilience and creativity, and learn new processes and tools to engage in transformative climate action.
Join our new online training ‘Become a Climate Circle Host’ on April 10th, 2025, if you want to support the well-being of fellow climate workers, friends and community members, through collective care practices. No matter what your background is, if you care about climate change and people, you are welcome to join!
We are co-leading a European research and education project to help educators support children and youth in growing their climate resilience, wellbeing and creativity, while taking transformative action to address climate change. If this is your topic, click here to learn more!
Join one of our weekly climate circles for citizens and professionals taking action to address climate change around the world. The circles help unite, share, listen, learn from each other, and grow together the courage and resilience to keep on doing the work. Check out the climate circle that works best for you!
Check out our latest annual report! We present the impacts of all the arts, culture, and education projects we launched to help (young) people grow climate resilience and foster societal transformation through regeneration.
A creative learning journey for Europe-based youth to develop the knowledge and the skills you need to engage in transformative climate work and foster resilience. Learn how you can access the educational material and learning community created from January to April 2024.
With theatre artists Komi Mizrajim Togbonou and Alois Reinhardt, as well as environmental expert Marion Atieno Osieyo, we co-designed a transformative workshop to dive deep into the climate/colonalism nexus with 50 young climate advocates from around the world, prior to the international climate negotiations of June 2023.
In collaboration with the Agan Khan Centre Gallery, One Resilient Earth orgnized a nature’s emotions cirle and took part in an interactive panel discussion with artists and scientists involved in the ‘Seeds, Trees and Mountains’ exhibition in London (UK).
‘Restorying Landscapes in a Changing Climate’ explores how artists and culture bearers can support communities in building long-term climate resilience and regenerating their ecosystems, both in the UK and the Philippines. This project is a collaboation between the Living Story Landscapes Project, the Hawkwood Centre for Future Thinking, and One Resilient Earth, with the support of the British Council.
How can young people care for all living beings in the land and sea that they love? We facilitated the first youth conference for the preservation of the Wadden Sea Natural Heritage site across Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark, in collaboration with the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (Germany).
In collaboration with the with Potsdam Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, One Resilient Earth facilitated hybrid climate emotions circles during the international climate negotiations held in Glasgow and Sharm el Sheikh. The circles offered the opportunity to bring together climate negotiators and climate advocates in expressing their fears, hopes and dreams.
Cooking for me became a way to connect to happiness and to life – my first conscious exercise. You have to eat to be alive, and if you cook, you can give yourself the things you and other people love. Being very connected to the core of life is what cooking and eating means for me.