Events

Come connect with colleagues & allies bringing forth a regenerative future via networking through Zoom chats.

If you are dreaming about a regenerative future, come meet others walking the same path.

Cross-pollinate with other networks and expand your support base of allies. Until we can once again meet in person, let us get to know each other better online.

During these one-hour "drop-in" sessions, we'll organize random, one-on-one video chats so you can meet new people, discover new networks and projects, trade ideas, start relationships and generally strengthen the community making our regenerative future a reality. At the end of our formal hour we offer an optional "Social Hour" where you can stay on and chat about whatever topic you'd like or continue conversations with some of the new friends you met. It's a very welcoming space and we love to see fresh faces! Our events are Fun and Free! Pop-in for as long as you like and bring a friend!

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIkdOCupjMvEtW1qo5P7cBK1bcmUithNa--

This week will be hosted by Amy Curtis from Terra.Do alongside Lauren Minis, Director of Regeneration Pollination.

Please share with your networks, interested connections, and regenerative friends. #RegenPollination

Regeneration Pollination helps connect networks. Cross-Pollinating Co-Host organizations include:
-Abundant Earth Foundation
-Business of Purpose
-Climate Foundation
-Cohousing California
-CrowdDoing
-Deep Nourishment
-Earth Regenerators
-Farmer's Footprint
-Generation Regeneration
-Global Community Designs
-Global Regeneration CoLab (GRC)
-Inquiring Systems Inc.
-JoshuaBridge.com
-Living Regeneratively
-Meraki People
-Nested Solutions
-nRhythm
-One More Salary
-Permaculture Education Institute
-Planting Seeds Consulting
-RASA, the Regenerative Agriculture Sector Accelerator
-ReFarmers.org
-Regenerate Change and Regenerative Changemakers
-RegenNetwork
-Seeds of Tao
-Shareable
-Sustainable Development Investment Finance Partnership for New York (SustDev NYC)
-SymSoil
-Terra.do

We welcome more co-conspirators in the regenerative realm to help us continue to grow our events. If you are interested in collaborating or just getting involved, contact lauren@regenerationpollination.earth.

Regeneration Pollination Networking events happen on the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Friday's, alternating timezones to span across the world! These events are FREE and FUN! See you there! (and bring a friend!) Find the schedule of upcoming events on the calendar on our site: www.regenerationpollination.earth

We’re pleased to sponsor the Sharing Economy Global Summit hosted by Lloyd's of London, which will take place October 11-13, 2022. Organized by our partner Marketplace Risk and presented by Aon and Veriff in partnership with Sharing Economy UK, this is the only conference that empowers startups in the marketplace and sharing economy to gather for learning, networking and sharing best practices about risk management, trust & safety, compliance, and legal. With over 55 sessions hosted by more than 100 founders, operators and industry leaders and packed with practical subject matter, you’ll learn about: ✔️ Risk Management ✔️ Trust & Safety ✔️ Digital Identity ✔️ Background Checks & Screening ✔️ Payments & Fraud Prevention ✔️ Compliance & Regulatory ✔️ Insurance & Risk Transfer ✔️ Crisis Management & Communications ✔️ Product & Technology Innovation Email admin@shareable.net by Oct 1 to join us as a guest and receive a 50% discount on your registration!

What is planetary gentrification (process)? Where in the world has it occurred (geography, spatiality)? When did it occur (temporality)? What have the impacts been (displacement)? And critically what might it’s future be like? These are all questions posed and discussed in Professor Lees’s wide ranging presentation. Register for this free event here.

The focus for this two day event is on the key role of cooperation in effective community-led responses to the climate crisis that not only enable us to take action to cut our emissions, but do so in a just way. As the cost of living crisis bites, the deep inequalities in our society are increasingly plain to see. The need for inclusive economies and climate justice has never been clearer or more urgent. This conference will show that effective solutions already exist, that they are built on sound values and principles, and that through wider cooperation – across communities and social movements, between public, private and third sectors – we can scale these out widely and at speed.

Come connect with colleagues & allies bringing forth a regenerative future via networking through Zoom chats.

If you are dreaming about a regenerative future, come meet others walking the same path.

Cross-pollinate with other networks and expand your support base of allies. Until we can once again meet in person, let us get to know each other better online.

During these one-hour "drop-in" sessions, we'll organize random, one-on-one video chats so you can meet new people, discover new networks and projects, trade ideas, start relationships and generally strengthen the community making our regenerative future a reality. At the end of our formal hour we offer an optional "Social Hour" where you can stay on and chat about whatever topic you'd like or continue conversations with some of the new friends you met. It's a very welcoming space and we love to see fresh faces! Our events are Fun and Free! Pop-in for as long as you like and bring a friend!

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIkdOCupjMvEtW1qo5P7cBK1bcmUithNa--

This week will be hosted by Amy Curtis from Terra.Do alongside Lauren Minis, Director of Regeneration Pollination.

Please share with your networks, interested connections, and regenerative friends. #RegenPollination

Regeneration Pollination helps connect networks. Cross-Pollinating Co-Host organizations include:
-Abundant Earth Foundation
-Business of Purpose
-Climate Foundation
-Cohousing California
-CrowdDoing
-Deep Nourishment
-Earth Regenerators
-Farmer's Footprint
-Generation Regeneration
-Global Community Designs
-Global Regeneration CoLab (GRC)
-Inquiring Systems Inc.
-JoshuaBridge.com
-Living Regeneratively
-Meraki People
-Nested Solutions
-nRhythm
-One More Salary
-Permaculture Education Institute
-Planting Seeds Consulting
-RASA, the Regenerative Agriculture Sector Accelerator
-ReFarmers.org
-Regenerate Change and Regenerative Changemakers
-RegenNetwork
-Seeds of Tao
-Shareable
-Sustainable Development Investment Finance Partnership for New York (SustDev NYC)
-SymSoil
-Terra.do

We welcome more co-conspirators in the regenerative realm to help us continue to grow our events. If you are interested in collaborating or just getting involved, contact lauren@regenerationpollination.earth.

Regeneration Pollination Networking events happen on the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Friday's, alternating timezones to span across the world! These events are FREE and FUN! See you there! (and bring a friend!) Find the schedule of upcoming events on the calendar on our site: www.regenerationpollination.earth

As cities and states continue to experiment with reparations for the historical legacies of slavery and Jim Crow, an enduring question remains: how should subnational, particularly municipal, reparations be structured? In this comparative analysis, Williams discusses three actually existing models of reparative planning, linking each to debates within social and political theory. Register for this free event here.

Global mayors and policymakers, leading technologists, public transport operators and venture capitalists, start-ups and established players — the entire landscape of emerging mobility is again present for the most important edition of CoMotion LA ever. Three days of immersive and interactive talks, pitches, demos, & workshops offer a path forward for cities and mobility systems as we enter a more impactful phase of the Mobility Revolution.

Yasminah Beebeejaun is Associate Professor of Urban Politics and Planning at the Bartlett School of Planning, University College London.  Her work is concerned with feminist and anti-racist approaches to planning theory and practice. Her articles have been published in many journals including Environment and Planning C, Journal of Planning Education and Research, Planning Theory, Planning Theory and Practice, and Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers. She is co-editor of The Journal of Race, Ethnicity and the City. Register for this free event here.