Dom-an reflects on how she has nurtured resilience and regeneration through combining the healing powers of music and community. Dom-an belongs to the Kankanaey Indigenous peoples living west of the Chico River in Sagada, Mountain Province Cordillera, Philippines.
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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).
“Refusal to Heal aims to reveal the parts of the human psyche that want nothing to do with healing back into society or a life that will not change. […] Resigned to the shadow, these parts of us seek relationality, unconditional being, truth, and a conversation no one dares to have.” Rūta Žemčugovaitė
“I feel that my ability to cope with the modern world is slowly disintegrating. I feel a thinning veil between me and the reality of the world: the multi-crisis we are facing, the daily encounters with human and non-human suffering, dying ecosystems, and disappearing species.” Rūta Žemčugovaitė
“Healing is not seedless. Healing is a ripe fruit, fallen on the ground, torn and bursting open—allowing its seeds of vulnerability to be absorbed into the soil, and its sweetness shared with other living beings.“
Emily Joy is a socially and environmentally engaged artist, participating in the Re-storying Landscapes in a Changing Climate project. She discusses her recent community art projects, and explores how emotions of loss and grief expresssed in community can serve as a catalyst for care in a time of climate crisis.
‘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.