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Working from Potential in Our Projects: An Introduction to Regenerative Practice with Bill Reed
March 9, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm EST
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This free seminar is being offered to the general public as part of our enrollment process for the upcoming cohorts of The Regenerative Practitioner series. TRP graduates are welcome to attend!
A core aspect of regenerative practice is the ability to move beyond the fragmentation that is inherent when clients, stakeholders and community leaders fix their minds on single issues or problems that they want addressed. In our work, we accomplish this through a methodology that orients us to the inherent potential of a system—a unifying force that addresses the myriad individual issues and problems that stakeholders care about without collapsing into fragmentation.Join Bill Reed in an exploration of what it means to work from a potential-based mindset, the new possibilities that this approach unleashes, and what it looks like in practice.Note: This seminar is a repeat of a seminar that we first held in November 2022. We are offering the seminar again now to provide an accessible session time for practitioners in Deep Pacific time zones. Regardless of geography, if you missed it on the first go-around you are welcome to attend!
Bill Reed, AIA, LEED, Core Faculty at Regenesis Institute
Bill is an internationally recognized planning consultant, design facilitator, lecturer, and author in sustainability and regeneration. He is a principal of Regenesis Group and faculty member at Regenesis Institute. An author of many technical articles and contributor to multiple books, he is a founding Board of Director of the US Green Building Council and one of the co-founders of the LEED Green Building Rating System. In addition to being considered one of the leading thinkers in this field, Bill has also consulted on over two hundred green design commissions and is a keynote speaker at major building and design events as well as a guest lecturer to universities throughout Europe, North America, and Oceania including Harvard, MIT, Princeton, and UPenn.
Abundance Basket, sculpture and photo by Caroline Robinson