Tropical Food Forests: From the Kilombo's Practice
Twelve months. Case studies from three decades of agroforestry across our 80 hectares — and an applied design module where you'll work on a plot in your own bioregion, reviewed by our team.
Three to twelve months each. Capoeira Angola, agroforestry, decolonial philosophy — taught by the practitioners who built the practice here, in dialogue with members across three languages.
Twelve months. Case studies from three decades of agroforestry across our 80 hectares — and an applied design module where you'll work on a plot in your own bioregion, reviewed by our team.
Capoeira Angola as the art, philosophy, and embodied politics of a people who refused erasure. Two courses — an introduction and a long-form intellectual history.
An introduction to the foundational movements, music, and philosophical background of Capoeira Angola. Built for someone who has never stepped into a roda — and someone who has, but wants to understand why.
How Capoeira emerged from the history of enslavement and evolved as a practice of knowledge and resistance. Twelve months. Readings in three languages, monthly live discussion, written essay at the end.
Three decades of practical work on 80 hectares, made teachable. Design principles, plant arrangement, and the long question of how degraded land recovers when you work with it rather than over it.
Design principles for multi-strata forest systems and practical approaches to regenerating degraded land. A short, dense introduction — three months — that anyone with a piece of land can take.
Twelve months. Case studies from the south plot — year zero, year five, year ten — and a hands-on design module reviewed by our team.
Recognising colonial patterns of thought in daily life and exploring other ways of knowing. Two courses — one short introduction, one long reading of Afro-Indigenous thinkers on land, body, and community.
Recognising colonial patterns of thought in daily life and exploring alternative knowledge systems. Short readings, short videos, and three reflection prompts you can carry into your own week.
Learning different ways of being through the voices of African and Indigenous thinkers — Achille Mbembe, Ailton Krenak, Nego Bispo, and others. Six months. Reading discussions in three languages.
Courses are structured, evergreen, archived — built to be returned to. Access opens at the Aprendiz tier and stays open the whole time you're a member.