Educating for the Polycrisis

Schumacher College went wild last year, exploring new places and ways of teaching, across different landscapes and cultural contexts, asking questions and listening intently.

What’s needed in these times to equip the leaders of this generation and the next to deal with the crises of this century? Can we make transformative and holistic learning accessible to more change makers and culture creators? Is it possible to build a network of learning hubs that are foundational for societal transformation?

In Part 2 of this webinar series, initiators of these sorts of learning hubs, and co-organisers of Schumacher Wild courses will convene to discuss these questions and more.

Programme:

• Introductions

• Highlights the Schumacher Wild programme - Jay Tompt

• Reflections from course facilitators (Toomas Trapido, Natasha Hulst, Ilektra Kouloumpi, Miyu Tokoi, Melissa Bivar)

• Brief discussion

• Break out sessions:

  • What learning is needed in these times?

  • How can we make this learning more accessible?

  • What’s happening in your place?

• Sharing

• Close