Kaliya Young
Kaliya Young Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young is a digital identity expert, community convener, and pioneer of open, user-centric internet protocols who is increasingly applying decades of experience in decentralized technology and collaborative governance to regenerative and bioregional movements. She co-founded the Internet Identity Workshop and Project Weave and has researched regenerative governance patterns within the […]
Bioregioning Earth
Bioregioning Earth Bioregioning Earth is building a knowledge commons for one of the Great Transition’s most promising organizing ideas: realigning human communities, economies, and governance with the living systems of place rather than the political and administrative boundaries inherited from industrial civilization. Its growing database maps organizations and practices across ecosystem regeneration, community governance, bioregional […]
Project Weave
Project Weave Project Weave is working on a critical but largely invisible layer of the Great Transition: the digital infrastructure through which communities build trust, organize, share knowledge, and coordinate collective action. Its core proposition is “protocols, not platforms”—open standards that allow people to move between tools while retaining their identities, relationships, knowledge, and networks, […]
Regenerative Technology Project
Regenerative Technology Project Regenerative Technology Project is helping reframe one of the defining questions of the Great Transition: not simply what can technology do, but what is technology for? Rather than treating innovation as inherently beneficial, the project asks how technological systems can be consciously designed in service to life, systemic health, resilience, and the […]
Center for Regenerative Solutions
Center for Regenerative Solutions Center for Regenerative Solutions is working to shift the climate response from simply reducing harm toward restoring the living systems that regulate climate and sustain human communities. Its distinctive contribution is advancing nature-based climate solutions that regenerate soils, forests, watersheds, biodiversity, and the ecological processes through which landscapes capture carbon, cycle […]
Brett KenCairn
Brett KenCairn Brett KenCairn is a pioneering practitioner of community-based living-systems regeneration whose work reframes the climate crisis as fundamentally a crisis of the living Earth. Rather than centering carbon accounting and technological fixes, he points to the degradation of soils, forests, watersheds, biodiversity, and photosynthetic capacity—and to their restoration as a powerful pathway for […]
Cool Boulder
Cool Boulder Cool Boulder is a place-based experiment in what the Great Transition can look like when ecological regeneration becomes a shared civic project. A partnership between the City of Boulder and the wider community, it mobilizes residents, nonprofits, businesses, scientists, and public agencies around nature-based climate action—restoring soils, expanding tree canopy, creating pollinator habitat, […]
Regen Network
Regen Network Regen Network is building digital public infrastructure for a regenerative economy—creating ways for ecological stewardship itself to become visible, verifiable, governable, and fundable. Its ecosystem brings together land stewards, scientists, technologists, communities, and funders through open protocols for measuring ecological outcomes, registering projects, creating ecological assets, and directing capital toward regeneration. Importantly, its […]
Sarafu Network
Sarafu Network Sarafu Network is helping prototype a radically different kind of economic infrastructure: one in which communities can create and exchange value based on their own productive capacities rather than depending entirely on scarce national currency and global financial systems. Developed by Grassroots Economics, Sarafu provides open-source infrastructure for community asset vouchers and enables […]
Jeremy Lent
Jeremy Lent Jeremy Lent is a systems thinker, author, and leading advocate for the emergence of an ecological civilization. His distinctive contribution to the Great Transition is connecting transformation at the deepest level of worldview with the practical redesign of civilization itself. Through The Patterning Instinct and The Web of Meaning, Lent traces how the […]