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	Permaculture Webinar: Alternative Economics

Funding Abundance with a Permaculture Lens

How can we use permaculture ethics, principles and strategies to better understand, interact with and integrate the sector of alternative economics, funding and financial resources to increase yield? In this talk, we will contextualize the regenerative priorities of our work within the current realities of capitalism, the nonprofit industrial complex, and philanthropy and discuss what a Just Transition looks like with powerful and practical specific examples. Part presentation, part discussion, part resource share, you are invited to participate with your questions and input.

Presenter:
Lesley Moore (she/they, Minneapolis/Dakota land), family and community member, is an experienced fund/group/organizational development consultant, fundraiser, writer, and creative/maker with expertise as facilitator, organizer, designer, and teacher. She grew up studying and performing in the arts (especially theatre) in a socially-active musician family. She holds graduate business (public/nonprofit management) and social-work degrees, earned permaculture design and teaching certificates, and studies Regenerative Land Management. Her focus includes disaster preparedness, trauma-informed/somatics, intentional communities, decolonization, indigenous cultural sovereignty and leadership, and earth-based systems thinking and feeling. With her ‘solutionary’ permaculture lens, Lesley offers Regenerative Approaches to Resources.