Danny Glover | Reimagining Citizenship, Democracy and Nature

By: Danny Glover

The beloved actor and progressive elder shares the long view of how change happens, and how we are called upon today as never before to reclaim our rights and responsibilities as citizens. He scans the horizon of the arc of justice and the convergence of the movements to restore justice and nature.

Darren Doherty | Regrarianism: Re-booting Agriculture for the Next 10,000 Years

By: Darren Doherty

Introduction by Brock Dolman, Occidental Arts and Ecology Center

Large-scale modern agriculture is the world's largest industry and the most ecologically destructive human activity. One of the world's most brilliant and accomplished Regenerative Agriculture practitioners who has worked on thousands of projects on five continents will describe how "Regrarianism" can reverse this destruction and usher in a new regenerative future for our food systems.

Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins | Motherhood and Leadership

By: Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins

The Executive Director of Green For All shares her deeply personal journey of how the experience of becoming a mother has created a new sense of urgency in her work to create a healthier and more just planet. She reveals how the challenges of parenting have stretched and transformed her approach to leadership.

Tom B.K. Goldtooth | Stopping the Privatization of Nature and Commodification of Mother Earth

By: Tom B.K. Goldtooth

Introduction by Melissa Nelson, The Cultural Conservancy                              

The Executive Director of the Indigenous Environmental Network weaves together the voices of Indigenous peoples who are asking the world to reevaluate our relationship to Mother Earth, to turn away from destroying, privatizing and commodifying nature, and to turn instead to indigenous wisdom with "indigenuity." We can fashion sustainable solutions and re-sacralize our relationship to Mother Earth.

Opening Remarks by Kenny Ausubel

Opening Remarks by Kenny Ausubel