Educating for the World We Need with Thais Mantovani

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Join the sixth episode of our new Feminine Futures webinar series. This series brings together the voices of seven women with a broad set of expertise — spiritual, psychological, ecological, and economic — to reassess progress from a feminine living-world perspective. 

In this episode you will hear from Thais Mantovani, Environmental activist, educator, co-founder of EcoUniversidade, on the topic of 'Educating for the World We Need'. There will be time for Q&A afterwards.

Education for the World We Need is an insightful session in the Feminine Futures series. It focuses on how to rethink education and the global economy through a lens that honours life, connection, and community. This session will examine how traditional education systems have contributed to our challenges today, often overlooking values like nurturing, collaboration, and ecological balance. Participants will engage with actionable strategies for systemic change, fostering education that nurtures caring communities, a healthy planet, and a thriving, inclusive future.

For more information about the series, go to: https://www.localfutures.org/events/feminine-futures-webinar-series-2025/

After signing up you will receive a confirmation email including the Zoom link for the event. Recordings will be send afterwards after light editing.  This event is free to attend, however please consider making a donation to support our work.

Thais Mantovani - Environmental activist (Brazil)
Passionate about nature, Thais co-founded EcoUniversidade, an educational platform that drives systemic change by facilitating dialogues between different worldviews and opening space for a more regenerative human presence on Earth. She holds a MSc in Holistic Science from Schumacher College, is a Youth Climate Leaders fellow, and is part of the Global Regeneration CoLab network. In her current work, she focuses on developing transformative education methodologies that bridge modern and ancestral worlds, particularly in projects with indigenous communities.

We hope to see you there!