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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

Want to explore these ideas further? Watch all five sessions from Learning from and Designing with Nature on the Transition Network International YouTube channel. Discover how living systems can inspire more regenerative ways of living and working together. www.youtube.com/watch?v=v….

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Kincentric Leadership: Co-creating with a Living Intelligent Earth with Anna Kovasna (FULL)

This practice helps Transitioners deepen their understanding of what it means to grow up as good kin to the web of life. We live in a world shaped by interdependence, alongside countless beings with…

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

What if we designed our systems around the conditions that allow life to thrive? We explored connection, kincentric leadership, place-based knowledge, intergenerational collaboration and psychosocial resilience. Together, these perspectives invite us to rethink how we organise and create change.

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

Inner and outer change are connected. Working for social and ecological change can be emotionally demanding. Connecting with nature, paying attention to our bodies and making space for awe and wonder can help sustain our engagement with the world we want to protect.

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

Resilience is something we build together. It isn't just about individuals learning to cope with pressure. Our groups, organisations and movements also need relationships and practices that support collaboration, help us navigate stress and make collective work sustainable.

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

Regeneration begins with understanding a place. Eco-cultural mapping brings together ecological research, local knowledge, oral histories and lived experience. Understanding a place's past and present can help communities shape its future while building relationships across generations.

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

We are part of nature, not separate from it. The living world holds forms of intelligence and ways of knowing that extend beyond our own. Listening to other beings and building reciprocal relationships with the places we inhabit can change how we understand our role in the world.

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

Life is built on relationships, not isolated parts. From underground networks connecting trees to the relationships that sustain communities, living systems show us that resilience depends on interdependence, resource-sharing and mutual support.

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Transition Network International @transition-network.bsky.social · 30 minutes ago

What can we learn from the living world about how we organise, lead and create change? Our Learning from and Designing with Nature series explored this question through five conversations. Here are some of the key lessons.

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Hisham Zerriffi @hishamzerriffi.bsky.social · about 1 hour ago

This has been my concern from the beginning. Accusations of plagiarism have never been impartial and race (or class) blind and especially when it colts to Black students. This is just going to be amplified

Hisham Zerriffi @hishamzerriffi.bsky.social

The AI arms race between LLMs and LLM detectors is not winnable going to have a lot of collateral damage. This article focuses on writers but also mentions students. Detectors are not the solution. But neither is ad hoc assessment by faculty that something was AI written.

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Hisham Zerriffi @hishamzerriffi.bsky.social · about 2 hours ago

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