This special live-audience recording of the Y on Earth Community Podcast on “Community Resilience & Disaster Preparedness” will feature an interview with international Transition Towns Movement leader Don Hall, regenerative community developer and U.N. Ambassador Miranda Clendening, and Colorado’s Deputy Director of Emergency Preparedness, Henry Mitchell IV.

You are warmly invited to a YouTube Live conversation on how reconnecting with our innate sense of purpose can guide us into inspired, effective action toward a just, compassionate, and regenerative future. Through stories, reflection, and practical tools, we’ll explore how purpose helps us discern where to direct our limited time and energy — and how to keep moving as purpose evolves.

Sarasota County’s 20th Annual Sustainable Communities Workshop will bring the community together to discuss sustainability priorities. Registrants are welcome to attend in-person at the Harvest House Learning Enrichment Campus or participate virtually. Evolutionary Change founder Don Hall will present the closing keynote at 3pm on “What’s Next: Growing the Movement for Regenerative Communities.”

Everybody eats, but most of us are deeply disconnected from the source of our food and the people who grow it. In this keynote for Eat Local Week 2025, Community Harvest SRQ founder Don Hall and current Program Director Andrew Hudson will engage in a spirited dialogue about why cultivating regenerative local foodsheds is so important right now, how they each fell in love with our Sarasota-Bradenton foodshed, and what they envision for its future.

This free online event will feature a presentation and Q&A with Don Hall, author of The Regeneration Handbook: Transform Yourself to Transform the World and Training Coordinator for Transition Network International. Don will provide an introduction to the philosophy, principles, and practices of the Transition Movement, share inspiring examples of local community transformation, and offer suggestions for how to get involved.

Under the radar of mainstream media and politics, a deeply hopeful and potentially powerful grassroots movement has been spreading quietly around the world. This movement for regenerative communities may represent humanity’s best path forward out of our current social, economic, and environmental polycrisis.

Community Harvest SRQ is hosting a book study on The Regeneration Handbook during the month of August. A limited number of copies of the book are available to borrow upon request.

Boulder Conversations with Extraordinary People is back! Join us this fall for our 12th season of our well-loved speaker series. This series highlights the innovative people whose connection to our city makes Boulder the remarkable place that it is today.

Join two Colorado-based regenerative activists – Adam Brock, author of Change Here Now: Permaculture Solutions for Personal and Community Transformation, and Don Hall, author of The Regeneration Handbook: Transform Yourself to Transform the World – for a hopeful, inspiring, solution-centric conversation about the prospects for community-based regeneration over the next four years and beyond.

To celebrate six months since the release of The Regeneration Handbook, I’m hosting a free Ask Me Anything session on Zoom. Even if you haven’t read the book yet, you’re welcome to join and ask any me questions you might have about our global polycrisis, evolutionary leadership, or regenerative communities.

Join with Don Hall and members of the community to review the background of community work on pubic land growing spaces and the potential for the future of townlands for regeneration and food production.

Don will share about his many years of work in the Transition Town Movement that inspired and informed The Regeneration Handbook. There will be time for Q&A and a gathering of ideas for regeneration in Carbondale that attendees see as priority.

This panel is part of the Re-Imagining Education Conference and will feature five short talks by Rakesh ‘Rootsman’ Rak (Roots n Permaculture), Mercia Silva Eichmann (The Chestnut Tree Ecological School), Nicolene Preez (Autopoetic Education), Nissa Coit (EcoGatherings), and Don Hall (My Educational Journey: Seven Lessons from an Environmental Leader).

Register for free and join us for this special Practising Transition webinar, celebrating the release of The Regeneration Handbook: Transform Yourself to Transform the World by Transition Network’s Training Coordinator Don Hall!

The next SRRR Online Workshop addresses a question raised at the first workshop in the series: "Who is planning for a post-collapse world?" Our discussions considered that there is more than one impending system collapse. A cascade of collapses has already begun, is growing more severe, and is increasingly taxing the resilience of ecological, economic, social, and other systems.

This free online event, hosted by the Permaculture Institute of North America will cover: Transformation in Nature, Expansion as a Pattern, Wholeness Expressed, Balance in All Efforts, and more!

In Shambhala, we often talk about creating enlightened society, but how might we actually harness spiritual insight to make a positive impact on our wider world? During this Sunday gathering, veteran activist and Shambhala practitioner Don Hall will share his personal journey and suggest ways we can all connect with our unique calling to uplift humanity and help heal our planet in these increasingly chaotic times.

Meet Don Hall, author of The Regeneration Handbook (New Society Publishers, 2024). In our transitional times, this book is an antidote to feelings of overload, offering a path to a new kind of activism based on universal patterns of transformation, expansion, wholeness, and balance.

Join us for a conversation with Don Hall, author of The Regeneration Handbook: Transform Yourself to Transform the World. Don will give a talk about Transition, Climate Adaption, Resilience, and how faith communities like ours might be involved in shaping the future on our planet and caring for one another.

Join us for July Green Drinks, hosted by Ivan Idso! We are thrilled to welcome Don Hall, author of The Regeneration Handbook: Transform Yourself to Transform the World, as our featured speaker. With over 15 years of involvement in the Transition Towns Movement and currently serving as the Training Coordinator for the International Transition Network, Don brings a wealth of experience and insight.

Our world is facing unprecedented social, economic, and ecological risks resulting from extreme growth over the past 100 years. We need bold vision, implementation, and actions, from all perspectives and all viewpoints. This workshop combines presentations, forums, Q&A, and peer breakout groups, with the goal of generating ideas and pathways forward.

A hands-on regenerative workshop with Don Hall to develop greater leadership skills and help guide a transitional movement across central Ohio, starting from where we are (in particular, our regional Pollinator Pathway initiatives), and helping us to connect to a wider circle of ecological transformation.

Don will give a reading from his new book, with interactive visioning activities to guide regeneration in our lives and communities. Families with children are welcome.

In this presentation, activist, author, and Transition Towns Trainer, Don Hall, will share how natural and universal patterns of Transformation, Expansion, Wholeness, and Balance can teach us how to step into our full potential and serve as more effective agents of change in these uncertain and pivotal times. 

Ever wonder what people are talking about when they talk about “regeneration”? Currently applied to fields as diverse as ecology, spirituality, health, and economics, regeneration has become a bit of a buzzword lately.

According to Hall, a regenerative community might look like one where there’s an abundance of small farms and gardens, a vibrant culture and economy powered by sustainable local businesses, solar panels on every rooftop, more bikes than cars, good public transit, and plenty of spaces to gather and commune with nature. It would also be a place where people from all walks of life regularly come together to dream, discuss, and design their own destiny.

Ever wonder what people are talking about when they talk about “regeneration”? Currently applied to fields as diverse as ecology, spirituality, health, and economics, regeneration has become a bit of a buzzword lately.