✨🎧🌎✨Special episode alert: A conversation with the Indigenous musician, scholar + community organizer Lyla June Johnston . Listen at flourish-book.com/flourishsystem… or search 'Flourish Systems Change' on Spotify, Apple or Google Podcasts Michael Pawlyn #EarthDayEveryDay #EarthDay2024

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This was a brilliant, fun conversation w/ the inimitable Sarah Ichioka. Her book, Flourish, is a powerful recipe for regeneration. I hope the conversation will continue. For more Flourish thinking, her podcast is excellent.
Lindsay Baker AIA COTE

Everyone should be so lucky to be interviewed by Hannah MacInnes. Happy to revisit our conversation in the run-up to next month's The Klosters Forum

For the next few months, Sarah Ichioka and Michael Pawlyn, authors of Flourish, will be SPACE10 Library’s Guest Curators.

Their selection of books explore how regenerative practices can shape everything from design to economics, communities, and systems. bit.ly/3USkn3e

In our latest podcast in the 'ReGeneration Rising' series @josie_warden & Daniel Christian Wahl discuss regenerative cities with #urbandesigners , Michael Pawlyn and Sarah Ichioka, authors of the book Flourish: Design Paradigms for our Planetary Emergency.

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All the way back in January, we started the year off by looking ahead to the sort of future we wanted to create.

We heard from Michael Pawlyn, Sarah Ichioka, and Gareth Evans on pathways towards a regenerative future. #RSAflourish

Catch up here 👉 bit.ly/3GXB3S5

“The Earth may be better off without certain systems we have created, but we are not those systems, or we don’t have to be… What if these human hands + minds could be such a gift to the Earth that they sparked new life?” - Lyla June Johnston youtu.be/eH5zJxQETl4?t=… h/t Paul Hawken

“This exploration of the way we live now and ways we might live is challenging and inspiring.”

Book Review
Flourish – Design Paradigms for Our Planetary Emergency
by Sarah Ichioka and Michael Pawlyn

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As published in the Museums Association journal.

'They seemed to see despair as a form of solidarity and hope as a betrayal. But you shouldn’t mourn those who aren’t dead. Doing so stuffs the living into coffins, at the very least in your imagination.' newstatesman.com/environment/20…