Systems Thinking & Indigenous Wisdom For Climate Justice Workshop

About the Call

Join Maisa Arias Urízar and Anna Durward from Pachamama Alliance and Isabel Gennaro, Joshua Konkankoh, and Adrian Röbke from Indigenous & Modern for a 2-hour workshop on Systems Thinking & Indigenous Wisdom for Climate Justice. 

Systems thinking is a holistic approach to analyzing the complexity of the world by looking at it in terms of wholes and relationships rather than by splitting it down into its parts or silos.

In the workshop we will share a systems thinking tool, a way of being, and a way of taking action. You will learn about root causes, what systems you are nested in, and what your greatest leverage point is in your community. We hope all of which will allow you to access a holistic approach to Climate Justice.

Please join us to expand our collective capacity to create Climate Justice.

About the Co-facilitators

Maisa Arias Urízar, a Peruvian mother, dancer, community builder, and advocate of the voices that are often silenced, is the Global Engagement Manager at Pachamama Alliance.

Anna Durward, an Australian systems change maker, artist, and holistic counselor, supports communities to be and act in just and regenerative ways. Anna is the Community Organizing Manager at Pachamama Alliance

Joshua Konkankoh, a Cameroonian Indigenous elder, connects technology to Indigenous knowledge to create regenerative cultures.

Isabel Gennaro, a Brazilian transformative educator, helps people to express their original potential, thus contributing to life on Earth.

Adrian Röbke, a German network weaver, builds the capacity of change leaders to weave multi-stakeholder impact networks.