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Free Webinar for Outdoor Education Teachers. Guest Speaker: Taisa Mattos: profile 👉 More 👇 https://www.futureroots.education/new-page-2 Register here: https://forms.gle/dk9M3t9k4REYtRj56 A part of a research, funded by the Icelandic Teachers' Union. Explore how to transform your teaching through nature-based and holistic practices. Held on the last Tuesday of each month (May 26, June 30, August 25, 15:00-16:15 UTC), this three-part journey moves from awareness (understanding regeneration and whole systems thinking), to application (practical tools and activities with learners), to integration (embedding regenerative values into school culture and community). Each interactive session combines inspiration, reflection, and collaboration-supporting educators to reconnect with nature, deepen relationships, and bring meaningful change into their everyday practice. Register here: https://forms.gle/dk9M3t9k4REYtRj56 ZOOM LINK Topic: Regenerative Education - Free Webinar #2 Time: Jul 30, 2026 15:00 Reykjavik Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83307734271?pwd=IcrVanZ5ZLZ0ke5ayfLDCtOr5dNiRv.1 Meeting chat link https://us06web.zoom.us/launch/jc/83307734271 Meeting ID: 833 0773 4271 Passcode: 263038 About Taisa Matoos Taisa is passionate about Ecovillages and regenerative education. She has coordinated and taught Ecovillage Design Education Programmes since 2009, having contributed to 30 certified EDEs all over in Brazil, Portugal, Mozambique, Argentina and online. Education & Research Coordinator at the Global Ecovillage Network (since 2019); Board Member of the International Communal Studies Association (ICSA), she is currently the Project Manager of the Erasmus+ partnership project Regenerative Communities for All (ReGEN4ALL) on Ecovillage research.Leader author of the GEN Regenerative Urban Communities Manual. Author of the book Ecovillages: building a regenerative culture. Professor at the Post-Graduate Program on Pedagogy of Cooperation and Social Methodologies (UNIP/Projeto Cooperação) in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo since 2014. She holds a master's degree in Psychosociology of Communities and Social Ecology (EICOS/UFRJ) and a Bachelor in Social Communications (ECO/UFRJ).Taisa is Brazilian and works globally as a trainer, consultant and researcher in the fields of sustainability, regenerative education and community life. She has contributed to transition initiatives both in urban and rural areas. Co-founder of Terra Una Ecovillage (MG, Brazil), she also lived, for several years, in small urban communities in Rio. About Margarita Hamatsu Margarita's journey is rooted in her passion for education, sustainability, languages, cultures, and the well-being of society. She holds a master's degree in Educational Science with a specialization in Education for Sustainability from the University of Iceland, along with a degree in International Studies in Education. She is also a certified Life Coach and a trained facilitator with the Global Ecovillage Network, where she actively promotes holistic and regenerative practices. Margarita currently serves as Project Manager for Outdoor and Nature-Based Education at Hjallastefnan Preschool in Selfoss, Iceland. She is the co-founder of Adventures for Students Iceland and Futureroots. Education, both dedicated to reimagining sustainability in education. These initiatives focus on empowering educators through capacity-building, well-being, and transformative training that integrates ecological, social, economic, and cultural dimensions into everyday teaching.
Free Webinar for Outdoor Education Teachers. Guest Speaker: Taisa Mattos: profile 👉 More 👇 https://www.futureroots.education/new-page-2 Register here: https://forms.gle/dk9M3t9k4REYtRj56 A part of a research, funded by the Icelandic Teachers' Union. Explore how to transform your teaching through nature-based and holistic practices. Held on the last Tuesday of each month (May 26, June 30, August 25, 15:00-16:15 UTC), this three-part journey moves from awareness (understanding regeneration and whole systems thinking), to application (practical tools and activities with learners), to integration (embedding regenerative values into school culture and community). Each interactive session combines inspiration, reflection, and collaboration-supporting educators to reconnect with nature, deepen relationships, and bring meaningful change into their everyday practice. Register here: https://forms.gle/dk9M3t9k4REYtRj56 ZOOM LINK Topic: Regenerative Education - Free Webinar #2 Time:...
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25 Sierpnia 2026, Wtorek
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