Regeneration Partnership Education
for the 22nd Century
OUR WORLD
can thrive into the next century
if we develop education systems for connected & regenerative economies
The Global Care Packs Programs
& The 7 Rivers Project
The 7 Rivers Project unites participants from our three core Global Care Packs (GCP) programs—Knowledge System Synthesis, Prosocial Action Communities, and Global CARE Education—to apply and share regenerative economic skills.
These annual events take place along river systems at seven locations worldwide, hosted by local universities and regenerative communities/businesses. The events bring participants together to collaborate with local students and schools, teaching and practicing GCP programs as thriving future living labs. The purpose is to inspire and celebrate transitions toward regenerative economies built on nature, community and universal connection practices.
knowledge, skills and experience
The Three
Global Care Packs Programs:
Global CARE Education: Connected and Regenerative Economics for Teachers, Schools, and Universities
This program is designed to transform education by equipping the next generation with the skills to build a regenerative economy. It includes a dedicated teacher education program and comprehensive curricula for students aged 7-18. Using a historical narrative about human economic systems, this program helps students understand how to design economies that work in harmony with the planet. It empowers young people to become innovators and leaders for a sustainable and equitable future.
Prosocial Action Communities
This curriculum is for adults, including educators and community builders, who are ready to take action and build stronger, more resilient communities. Focused on regenerating relationships, it teaches the practical skills of cooperation, empathy, and collective well-being. Through hands-on, land-based experiences, online learning, and rites of passage, this program helps you cultivate the mindset that regeneration is a present relationship, not a future goal. It's a path for people to become living examples of interconnected care.
Knowledge System Synthesis: A Stewardship Path for Visionaries
This program is for visionary leaders and mentors who seek to understand the foundational principles of human knowledge. It offers a framework for integrating Indigenous relational knowledge and Western scientific reasoning to guide a transition toward a regenerative future. Participants learn to become stewards who can think generations ahead and foster a humble, caring form of collaborative leadership. This is a journey to synthesize different knowledge systems and become a force for positive, lasting change.
Course Books:
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Why These Books Matter
In a time of planetary urgency, these books offer a rooted, hopeful, and actionable narrative.
They speak to educators, healers, students, community leaders, and anyone seeking to restore right relationships with land, lineage, and life.
Ready to rediscover the path we almost forgot? These books are your invitation to remember, reweave, and regenerate.
Available now as print companions to te Global Care Packs Programs or as a standalone journey into the deep river of human time.
A journey into regenerative learning, nature connection, and prosocial transformation.
What It Is
The 7 Rivers Project is a series of annual living learning experiences that unite participants from all three of our Global Care Packs (GCP) programs. These events take place at seven locations around the world, hosted by local universities, regenerative communities, and businesses along river systems.
What You Will Learn
This is where all program participants come together. Your journey begins with a three-month online foundation course, which serves as the starting point for both your individual GCP program and your participation in the 7 Rivers Project. After this course, you will continue to work with your regional cohort to prepare for your annual regional event, uniting the skills and knowledge from each of the three programs.
What You Can Contribute
At these events, participants contribute according to their personal vision, agency, and ability. You can step into roles as an instructor, researcher, steward, designer, or community builder, sharing your unique skills and collaborating with local students and communities.
The Vision
The project’s purpose is to inspire and celebrate transitions toward a regenerative economy. The vision is for these annual events to transition into permanent, land-based living labs. In this way, the shift toward a thriving 22nd-century economy can be developed through a globally linked network of local learning centres.
