HR!Day525 - The Power of Homes to Pioneer Planetary Regeneration: How Humanity can still Co-create Home on Earth

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Our homes hold power. Our homes are latent launchpads for the urgently required civilisational renewal on our Home planet Earth.

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Our homes hold power. Our homes are latent launchpads for the urgently required civilisational renewal on our Home planet Earth. In this Earth Agora you will discover the Home for Humanity Story. You will meet pathbreaking founders of exemplary Homes for Humanity across diverse cultures and sectors from all continents. You will explore how these home-initiated integral organisations are spearheading human, ecological, cultural, educational, economic renewal and systemic transformation locally, nationally and globally, amidst all our current crises. Together, the exemplary Homes for Humanity also form a trans-continental and multi-cultural ‘Earth Campus’: a living-learning laboratory and alliance for transformative education, enabling a new generation of integral leaders to build a just and regenerative future.

As new homes, movements, initiatives and organisations join in, this ever-expanding, interconnected ecosystem of Homes for Humanity embodies the simple and irreversible power of all us as humanity in unity, and of each of our homes connected across borders, to shift the paradigm and literally co-create, not heaven, but, HOME on Earth for all life.

This interactive session invites you to explore the inherent power of your own home, community, initiative or organisation be a launchpad for human and planetary transformation, while fulfilling your purpose and passion. It invites you to engage in the Homes for Humanity Journey, to join hands in transforming our divided and endangered world into an inclusive, regenerative and joyful Home on Earth for all life.

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Participating Home for Humanity and Panelists

  • Coro, Home for Humanity in India, Asia (with Sujata Khandekar, Co-Founder) No home left behind – Marginalised Women become Grassroots leaders, transforming homes from isolated places of oppression into interconnected spaces of liberation, across castes and religions
  • Integral Kumusha, Home for Humanity in Zimbabwe, Africa(with Daud & Christina Taranhike, Co-Founders) A single integral homestead becomes a national role model for transforming rural impoverishment into sustainable livelihoods, based on Ubuntu values
  • Sekem, Home for Humanity in Egypt, Middle East (with Max Abouleish-Boes, Chief Sustainability Officer) From a one-family home in the desert to a multicultural oasis of regeneration, a university for sustainable development, and an economy of love
  • Homes for Humanity Campus, France, Europe (with Alexander Schieffer & Rama Mani, Co-Founders) How a rustic farm house became the integral home campus for Home for Humanity’s Earth Family, based on the Art & Science of Integral Transformation, and rooted in the Humanity Charter, a collective vision to Co-create Home on Earth
  • Homes for Humanity Global Movement (with Youssef Mahmoud, Co-Chair Home for Humanity) On the new paradigm in action: From the home as private property to the Homes for Humanity movement as an interconnected force for collective integral leadership to redefine our humanity and regenerate our Home Planet

Agora Presenters

  • Dr. Maximilian Abouleish-Boes (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. Website: www.sekem.com
  • Sujata Khandekar (India), is the Founding Director of CORO. She was formerly an assistant engineer in Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB), Mumbai when she was deputed for adult literacy related work initiated by the government of Maharashtra and CORO. She received an MA in Gender, Education and International Development from University of London and was a fellow in Leadership Development Program of MacArthur Foundation (India). Recently Sujata has been awarded a Ph.D. for the thesis on 'Meanings of Women's Empowerment'. This academic research is facilitated by Sujata with seven grassroots co-researchers, by developing the research methodology Feminist Cooperative Inquiry, feminist research influenced by the cooperative Inquiry (CI) approach. Sujata has authored a book in Marathi titled "Aashevin Aasha" (Hope without Hope) based on her community related work. She has represented CORO in national and international forums and has contributed to many publications. Website: ::http://coroindia.org::
  • Dr. Youssef Mahmoud (Tunisia) is a former Under Secretary General of the United Nations. In 2010, he was appointed by the then UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon as his Special Representative for the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad. Prior, Youssef Mahmoud served as United Nations Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator and the United Nations Development Programme Resident Representative. Mahmoud was previously UN Resident Coordinator in Guyana. He also served as UN Transitional Authority in Cambodia(UNTAC) and worked in the Office of Human Resources and Management in New York City. Mahmoud joined the UN in 1981. Before that, he was Assistant Professor of Linguistics at the University of Tunis, Tunisia and Chairman of the English Department of the Bourguiba Institute of Modern Languages in Tunis. In 2020 he joined, together with Prof. Jean Houston, Home for Humanity as Co-Chair.
  • Christina Taranhike’s (Zimbabwe) passion is to contribute positively towards transforming of people’s lives and livelihoods. Given her background and more than two decades in working in the hospitality and tourism industry, she has a very robust ability to host people of different backgrounds and she enjoys leaving memorable experiences with all people she encounters. Christina is the Co-Founder of the Integral Kumusha together with her husband Daud and she plays a hands-on/practical role in actualising the Integral Kumusha and Nhakanomics concepts by initiating, coordinating and implementing various projects that enhance the communities and people’s livelihoods. She has pioneered many income generating projects that promote self-sufficiency especially among the rural women and the youth. Her immense contribution led the Integral Kumusha to be commissioned as the National Model rural homestead in Zimbabwe. She also participates in all different activities such as Field Days, National Television and Radio programmes, presentation to different groups and institutions locally and globally in order to facilitate positive change and socio-economic transformation. Apart from the Integral Kumusha role, Christina is the Co-Director of the King Lion Motorways, a family business involved in public passenger transport.
  • Dr. Daud Taranhike (Zimbabwe) is a Trans4m/Da Vinci PhD Fellow who is passionate about transforming individuals, communities, organisations and societies through an integral co-creative approach. He is the Originator and Co-Founder of the Integral Kumusha (Homestead) innovation together with his wife Christina which is a transformed rural homestead that is involved in transforming rural communities towards self-sufficiency and enhancing livelihoods through empowering people by creating home-based, community enterprises. The Integral Kumusha has been recognised as a national model rural homestead and is an exemplary Home for Humanity in Zimbabwe which is anchored upon the Ubuntu African Traditional and Cultural approach. Daud advocates for a new form of economy that resonates with the indigenous African people based on heritage and legacy (nhaka in the Shona language) and integral economics which he has termed Nhakanomics. He is also the Co-Director together with Professor Alexander Schieffer, of the Homes for Humanity  Course Journey, a ten week transcultural and transcontinental programme aimed at unleashing the power of homes in pioneering planetary regeneration.
  • Prof. Alexander Schieffer (Germany/France) and Dr. Rama Mani (India/France) have made their own home the vortex for the local-global Home for Humanity family, and an integral campus for established and emerging agents of transformation. Alexander is the Co-Founder of Trans4m Academy for Integral Transformation, and Professor at Da Vinci Institute, South Africa and St. Gallen University Switzerland, and Co-editor of the Routledge Transformation and Innovation series. He is an integral philosopher, transformative educator and mystic poet-performer. Website: www.HomeforHumanity.Earth
  • Rama Mani is the Founder of Theatre of Transformation Academy, Convenor of the Enacting Global Transformation Initiative at the Centre for International Studies, University of Oxford, and Councillor of the World Future Council. A peacebuilder and poet-performer, she received the 2018 Excellence in Leadership Award and the 2013 Peter Becker Peace Prize.

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Co-convener:

  • Jim Garrison, President, Ubiquity University

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