Earth Is `Ohana: An Introduction to Spiritual Ecology and Resilience Thinking

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Earth Is `Ohana is an immersive and adaptable environmental educational framework which explores the question, “How do we practice returning home to our landscapes in order to regenerate our relationship with the earth?” Holistic in design and hands – on in implementation, this week aims to heal social and environmental divides by finding connection to ourselves, each other and ultimately the spaces we have called home.
Webiste: www.earthisohana.com

Biography
Kailea Frederick is an alumni of the International Youth Initiative Program. In 2015 she received a certificate of completion for the course – Planetary Boundaries and Human Opportunities: The Quest for Safe and Just Development on a Resilient Planet through, The Stockholm Resilience Center and SDSN.edu. In 2016 she attended the International Climate Talks as an official US youth delegate and was invited to be a Spiritual Ecology Fellow through support from the Kalliopeia Foundation. Over the last 6 years, she has worked for numerous organizations and projects that focus on climate and community resiliency. She is a current board member with Black Mountain Circle where she advises program development and a participant with Weaving Earth- Center for Relational Education.