Welcome to Seeds of Change

Welcome to Seeds of Change. A space dedicated to …

An episode of the Seeds of Change podcast, hosted by Nina Pirola, titled "Welcome to Seeds of Change" was published on September 8, 2021 and runs 5 minutes.

September 8, 2021 ·5m · Seeds of Change

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Welcome to Seeds of Change. A space dedicated to exploring questions as interventions and conversations as a catalyst for change. We will discuss how we can grow more meaningful and intentional lives through listening to our bodies, each other and the Earth. . Topics that will be discussed: love as political resistance, healing trauma, relating through difference, building communities of care, connecting through creativity, empathy and anxiety, decolonisation, the beauty in slowing down, the pleasure in social justice, embracing our wholeness. . Let’s grow together!

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Welcome to Seeds of Change. A space dedicated to exploring questions as interventions and conversations as a catalyst for change. We will discuss how we can grow more meaningful and intentional lives through listening to our bodies, each other and the Earth. . Topics that will be discussed: love as political resistance, healing trauma, relating through difference, building communities of care, connecting through creativity, empathy and anxiety, decolonisation, the beauty in slowing down, the pleasure in social justice, embracing our wholeness. . Let’s grow together!

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