Ummah Sustained - 4 Seasons of Fitrah- Fall24

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Courses in Fall will provide a comprehensive introduction in the understanding of how the principles of Fiṭrah and agroecology can be integrated to promote sustainable and regenerative practices across different seasons and themes.

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Mothers As Natural Leaders

This online series to empower mothers to discover the transferable skills gained through mothering, and to reclaim their power to be leaders. To find their own ways of transforming their families, communities, and faith through that our Earth. Moving towards regenerative ways of living, by consciously being a new kind of leader that the world needs.

Aunties & Sisters, even if you do not have children this initiative is for you. Mothering qualities show up when you support someone or create something and nurture it, learn from it and grow with it through challenges, even if it is not a human child. You can take what works for you and apply it to your personal leadership and life journey.

This is leadership training is sponsored by Ummah Sustained Institute and Facilitated by Chaplain Kristen Jawad M.Ed

Event Timing: Thursdays 10-11:30am PT 9 Sessions 17 OCTOBER - 19 DECEMBER
Sessions will be held on Google Meets. No session 11/27

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Healing Worldviews, Regenerative Design &

Ecovillages - Community of Practice

Encompassing what we perceive to be the four primary dimensions of human experience - Worldview, Ecological, Social, and Economic aspects. Each of these four dimensions contains five modules, designed to be inherently flexible and adaptable to unique local needs and circumstances. We aim to live what we learn

Chaplain Kristen Jawad M.Ed

Wednesdays 5-6:30pm PT 9 Sessions

16 OCTOBER - 18 DECEMBER
Sessions will be held on Google Meets

No session 11/28
Contact us at kristen@modestfamilysolutions.org

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Barriers to Afro-Indigenous Communities in Regenerative Agriculture and Agroecology

This paper explores the barriers faced by Afro-Indigenous communities in engaging with the intricate interplay between sustainability pillars.

Course Description: This course explores the unique challenges faced by Afro-Indigenous communities in the context of regenerative agriculture and agroecology. It examines historical, social, economic, and environmental barriers that hinder these communities’ participation and success in sustainable agricultural practices. The course also highlights the resilience and innovative strategies employed by Afro-Indigenous communities to overcome these obstacles and contribute to the regenerative agriculture movement. * All are welcomed

by Adasha Turner Hybrid 4weeks

Sundays Oct 6,13, 20, & Nov 2nd

10am-12pm PT on Black Seed Farm and Google Meets

farm work party*snack lunch provided

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