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STORIES
“Humans are not made of cells, but of stories"
Storytelling is one of humanity's oldest and most potent tools, an evolutionary force that has guided us through the ages. We believe in the power of stories to inspire minds and touch hearts, driving meaningful action.
Today, humanity is in urgent need of both meaning and a new narrative. Around the world, profound beauty is emerging: there is a new story aching to be told.


Matilda Tsitsi Fakazi: “We Need More Stillness to Experience Transformation”
I just knew that I wanted to do something with women in a different way. I used to work with women through gender-based violence workshops and women’s empowerment workshops. But as transitions were happening in my own life, I felt there was more.
Mar 5


Nomalady Xujwa: “When You Empower a Mother, You Empower Her Children Too”
I can recall a time when I felt I was carrying inside a very heavy weight. For months I was bottling it up. I had lost my job because of mistrust in people — and ended up being betrayed.
Mar 3


“The Word for Rewilding is Possibility” — In Conversation with Heal Rewilding
Be The Earth is proud to invest in Heal Rewilding. Launched in 2020 as the UK’s first charity dedicated to being a rewilding landowner, they acquired their first 460-acre foundation site, Heal Somerset, in 2022. Neighbouring the land of 42 Acres, this region of Somerset is gradually becoming a rewilded haven.
Mar 2


Stories & Wisdom from our Aura Circles, Brazil 2025
Be The Earth's Aura Programme supports Aura Circles — women holding their own women's circles to create quiet spaces for connecting, self-care, feminine wisdom and transforming communities; nurturing different ways of being in the world.
Mar 1


Flow Funding Wisdom Keepers: 2025 Stories
Discover the 2025 stories from our Flow Funding Wisdom Keepers, including Satish Kumar, Helena Norberg-Hodge, and Farhana Yamin.
Feb 23


Roadmap to a Caring Economics: Beyond Capitalism & Socialism, by Riane Eisler
Be The Earth is proud to support the work of Dr Riane Eisler — social systems scientist, cultural historian, futurist and attorney — whose pioneering research and writing have shaped movements worldwide. As Founder & President of the Center for Partnership Systems , she is catalysing a global shift toward partnership-based societies through research, education, grassroots empowerment and policy change. Today we increasingly hear about a new economics. However, economic polic
Feb 10


Listening to the Land, Oxford 2026
Listening to the Land , held on 7th January 2026 in Oxford, UK, is a one-day gathering exploring what it means to have a reciprocal relationship with the natural world, and how this relationship can support a transformation of our food and farming system. An organic off-shoot of the Oxford Real Farming Conference , Be The Earth is proud to be a founding supporter. Highlights and Reflections We opened the day together in ceremony and song, the music carrying us into a shared
Feb 2


Power, Uncertainty, and the Practice of Systems Leadership, by Lauren Capelin
Lauren Capelin works at the edges of emerging systems — where technology, capital, and culture are being reimagined in real time. As a community strategist and disruptive innovation specialist, her work spans generative AI, web3, fintech, early-stage investing and the evolving startup ecosystem. In her current role as VC Business Development Manager at AWS Startups, she is dedicated to fostering connections with the next generation of founders and supporting the best startup
Jan 14


Funding Bioregionalism in Practice: Resourcing Place Based Transformation
Hosted by Regenerosity and Be The Earth as part of the Nurture Funder Community of Practice Bioregionalism is a way of seeing and organising human life that begins with place. It asks: What does this land need? How can we live well within its limits and gifts? Rooted in ecology, culture, and community, bioregionalism focuses on regenerating local systems, food, water, energy, governance, guided by the wisdom of those who know the land best. It is both ancient and urgently c
Jan 5
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