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Our homes hold power! Our homes are latent launchpads for integral | |||
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Our homes hold power! Our homes are latent launchpads for integral world-making. The Home for Humanity story unveils the transformative potency of our homes on the personal, organizational and planetary level. We will journey across Africa, Asia, Middle East, Europe and the Americas to meet remarkable world makers who unlocked this potential for societal renewal through their pioneering homes and organisations. Now, as a trans-cultural living-learning laboratory for transformative education, they are enabling a new generation of conscious leaders to build a just and regenerative future. We warmly welcome you to join this co-creative journey to collectively transform our divided world into a united home for the Earth family. | |||
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|Prof Alexander Schieffer||.||.||Germany||Co-Founders of Home for Humanity. | |Prof '''[[Alexander Schieffer]]'''||.||.||Germany||Co-Founders of Home for Humanity. | ||
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|Dr Rama Mani||.||.||India/France||Co-Founders of Home for Humanity. | |Dr [[Rama Mani]]||.||.||India/France||Co-Founders of Home for Humanity. | ||
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|Her Excellency Haifar Najjar||.||.||Jordan|| A Senator in the Jordanian Parliament and Initiator of Tanweer (Enlightenment). She is Superintendent of the Ahliyyah Girls School and Mutran Boys school. Her awards include the European Council of International School’s Award for Promoting International Education. | |Her Excellency [[Haifar Najjar]]||.||.||Jordan|| A Senator in the Jordanian Parliament and Initiator of Tanweer (Enlightenment). She is Superintendent of the Ahliyyah Girls School and Mutran Boys school. Her awards include the European Council of International School’s Award for Promoting International Education. | ||
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|Father (Dr.) | |Father (Dr.) [[Anselm Adodo]]||.||.||Nigeria||Founder of Pax Herbals, an integral community enterprise, the largest manufacturer of African indigenous medicine – based out of his home as a monk in a Benedictine Monastery in Ibo province, Nigeria. A scholar, educator and poet, he is also the Founder of the Pax Center for Integral Research & Development, and the African Action Researchers Network, promoting African indigenous knowledge and the decolonization of education. | ||
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|Dr.Vinaya Ariyaratne||.||.||Sri Lanka||President of Sarvodaya, he is a medical doctor specialised in public health, and a peace mediator. Sarvodaya grew out of the family’s humble home to become Sri Lanka’s largest grassroots integrated development organisation active in over 15,000 villages. | |Dr. [[Vinaya Ariyaratne]]||.||.||Sri Lanka||President of Sarvodaya, he is a medical doctor specialised in public health, and a peace mediator. Sarvodaya grew out of the family’s humble home to become Sri Lanka’s largest grassroots integrated development organisation active in over 15,000 villages. | ||
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|Dr.Max Abouleish||.||.||Egypt/Germany||Chief Sustainability Officer of Sekem. Max adopted the desert-turned-oasis of Sekem as his home, and wrote his Ph.D. based on its unique approach to integral human development. Founded by Dr. Ibrahim Abouleish, laureate of the Business for Peace Prize Sekem expanded around the family home to become an integral microcosm of biodynamic agriculture, business enterprises, health and cultural centres, and educational institutions. | |Dr. [[Max Abouleish]]||.||.||Egypt/Germany||Chief Sustainability Officer of Sekem. Max adopted the desert-turned-oasis of Sekem as his home, and wrote his Ph.D. based on its unique approach to integral human development. Founded by Dr. Ibrahim Abouleish, laureate of the Business for Peace Prize Sekem expanded around the family home to become an integral microcosm of biodynamic agriculture, business enterprises, health and cultural centres, and educational institutions. | ||
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|Annia Costermani Visconti||.||.||Venezuela/Switzerland/Brazil||Annia left her home in Switzerland, following her BA degree at St Gallen University. She and Katie have become the new generation of leaders of SINAL, a regenerative home-campus and school for transformation agents, founded by the renowned Brazilian women and environment leader, Thais Corral, engaged in reforestation, food security, sustainable tourism, and community renewal. | |[[Annia Costermani Visconti]]||.||.||Venezuela/Switzerland/Brazil||Annia left her home in Switzerland, following her BA degree at St Gallen University. She and Katie have become the new generation of leaders of SINAL, a regenerative home-campus and school for transformation agents, founded by the renowned Brazilian women and environment leader, Thais Corral, engaged in reforestation, food security, sustainable tourism, and community renewal. | ||
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|Katie | |[[Katie Weintraub]]||.||.||USA/Brazil||Katie left her home in the USA following her BA degree at Harvard University to make their new home in the Mata Altantica rain forest of Brazil. She and Annia have become the new generation of leaders of SINAL, a regenerative home-campus and school for transformation agents, founded by the renowned Brazilian women and environment leader, Thais Corral, engaged in reforestation, food security, sustainable tourism, and community renewal. | ||
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Our homes hold power! Our homes are latent launchpads for integral world-making. The Home for Humanity story unveils the transformative potency of our homes on the personal, organizational and planetary level. We will journey across Africa, Asia, Middle East, Europe and the Americas to meet remarkable world makers who unlocked this potential for societal renewal through their pioneering homes and organisations. Now, as a trans-cultural living-learning laboratory for transformative education, they are enabling a new generation of conscious leaders to build a just and regenerative future. We warmly welcome you to join this co-creative journey to collectively transform our divided world into a united home for the Earth family.
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Humanity Rising Day 043 3-Jul-2020
| Videos | Today's HR Video Recording | After Chat Video (when avialable) |
|---|---|---|
| Chats | Humanity Rising Chat: (none - starts Day 56) | After Chat: (none - starts Day 60) |
| Resources | Ubiquity Link for Day 043 |
See Also
Co-Conveners)
| Name | Org | URL | Country | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prof Alexander Schieffer | . | . | Germany | Co-Founders of Home for Humanity. |
| Dr Rama Mani | . | . | India/France | Co-Founders of Home for Humanity. |
Presenters
| Name | Org | URL | County | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Her Excellency Haifar Najjar | . | . | Jordan | A Senator in the Jordanian Parliament and Initiator of Tanweer (Enlightenment). She is Superintendent of the Ahliyyah Girls School and Mutran Boys school. Her awards include the European Council of International School’s Award for Promoting International Education. |
| Father (Dr.) Anselm Adodo | . | . | Nigeria | Founder of Pax Herbals, an integral community enterprise, the largest manufacturer of African indigenous medicine – based out of his home as a monk in a Benedictine Monastery in Ibo province, Nigeria. A scholar, educator and poet, he is also the Founder of the Pax Center for Integral Research & Development, and the African Action Researchers Network, promoting African indigenous knowledge and the decolonization of education. |
| Dr. Vinaya Ariyaratne | . | . | Sri Lanka | President of Sarvodaya, he is a medical doctor specialised in public health, and a peace mediator. Sarvodaya grew out of the family’s humble home to become Sri Lanka’s largest grassroots integrated development organisation active in over 15,000 villages. |
| Dr. Max Abouleish | . | . | Egypt/Germany | Chief Sustainability Officer of Sekem. Max adopted the desert-turned-oasis of Sekem as his home, and wrote his Ph.D. based on its unique approach to integral human development. Founded by Dr. Ibrahim Abouleish, laureate of the Business for Peace Prize Sekem expanded around the family home to become an integral microcosm of biodynamic agriculture, business enterprises, health and cultural centres, and educational institutions. |
| Annia Costermani Visconti | . | . | Venezuela/Switzerland/Brazil | Annia left her home in Switzerland, following her BA degree at St Gallen University. She and Katie have become the new generation of leaders of SINAL, a regenerative home-campus and school for transformation agents, founded by the renowned Brazilian women and environment leader, Thais Corral, engaged in reforestation, food security, sustainable tourism, and community renewal. |
| Katie Weintraub | . | . | USA/Brazil | Katie left her home in the USA following her BA degree at Harvard University to make their new home in the Mata Altantica rain forest of Brazil. She and Annia have become the new generation of leaders of SINAL, a regenerative home-campus and school for transformation agents, founded by the renowned Brazilian women and environment leader, Thais Corral, engaged in reforestation, food security, sustainable tourism, and community renewal. |
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