Climate Change & Consciousness conference – Findhorn Foundation – Connect with a worldwide community of people who are willing to face Climate Change and are committed to creating a sustainable future for all beings on earth.

‘Without a global revolution in the sphere of human consciousness the catastrophe toward which the world is headed will be unavoidable.’ Vaclav Havel, Past President of the Czech Republic, addressing the US Congress.

to support ‘SPREADing THE word’ from CCC19 Go here.

to support the ‘walking the land’ project Go HERE.

to purchase the full streaming package go HERE.

photographs from the conference are HERE.

Watch participants’ reflections, here.

CLIMATE CHANGE & CONSCIOUSNESS: OUR LEGACY FOR THE EARTH is over now. It was a unique conference at the Findhorn Foundation, North Scotland about surviving and thriving in a climate changing world and post-carbon economy. The event featured some of the clearest and most passionate voices for the Earth ever gathered together in one place:

Please go to the About and Presenters pages for more information.

Over the two years leading up to the conference, we raised sufficient funds to bring the following participants from the Global South to CCC19. Individually and collectively, they made a huge contribution to the conference, for which we are truly grateful.

One of the outcomes of the conference will be a funding drive to support the separate but connected projects that these climate atavists are already engaged in. More information will soon follow. But please, if you wish to support this process either practically or financially, email us at ccc19@findhorn.org or message us here.

Rhollent Kumwenda (Malawi) is an experienced community development practitioner with over 20 years’ experience, working with renewable energy technologies (particularly biogas) and economic empowerment in Malawi.

Anita Anita Sanchez PhD (USA), an Aztec and Mexican-American, named Graceful Warrior, inspires people to discover and trust their gifts so that they become a life-giving connection to all our relations- people, earth and spirit.

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Te Akau Wharehoka (New Zealand) is steeped in the language, culture and traditions of the Parihaka Māori. He brings the voice of the youth and hope for the future, whilst also building on the traditions of his ancestors.

Te Waka2 Te Waka McLeod (New Zealand) is a speaker of Te Reo Māori language, passionate about bicultural progress that she champions in the corporate and political sectors, NGO’s, NZ churches and Iwi tribal communities.

Calixto-Suárez2 Calixto Suarez Villafane (Colombia) is an emissary of his people, the Mamos Majores (Chief Elders). The Mamos are highly trained spiritual and secular leaders of the Indigenous peoples of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Ceferino Cenizo (South Africa) is passionate about healing human-nature and human-human relationships through growing food biodynamically. He regenerates land, plants & animals to awaken our shared consciousness.

Aunty Pat Ansell Dodds (Australia) is a member of the Arrernte and Anmatyerr nations. She is a renowned artist, writer, lecturer, campaigner for Aboriginal land rights and expert in Aboriginal history and culture.

Tanya2 Tanya Dodds (Australia) is an Arrernte and Anmatyerr woman of Central Australia. Her passion is her people and culture and how they fit in the wider world. She has followed her elders in their pursuits of justice since a child.

ousmane Dr Ousmane Pame (Senegal) is Mayor of the Eco-town of Guédé Chantier. In the past 10 years, he has been supporting deprived school children through the distribution of free school materials.

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Mugove Nyika (Zimbabwe) is Coordinator of a project for the greening of schools. He has vast experience as a community development facilitator focused on building resilience and food sovereignty in African communities.

Edmond Kposowa (Sierra Leone) is Director of Future In Our Hands, Sierra Leone. He is passionate about climate change and its consequences for food security, peace building and conflict sensitivity.

Haru Kuntanawa (Brazil) is a leader of the indigenous Kuntanawa Nation in the Amazon. He has dedicated his life to fighting for his peoples’ traditional territory and quality of health as well as protecting local bio-diversity.

Hayru (Margaret) Halle/Kuntanawa (Brazil) is co-leader (with Haru) of the Kuntanawa Nation. She is an internationally recognised medicine woman, doctor of Chinese Medicine and teacher of various modalities of healing.

Visolela5 Visolela Namises (Namibia) has served as an MP in the Namibian National Assembly where she argued for the protection of minorities, but has also endured many years as a political prisoner in Namibia, often in solitary.