Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Eight of Root.ED Conversations join the BioEarth founders for a special Earth Day episode full of the islander wisdom of Australian-Samoan biblical scholar and theologian Brian Kolia, who shares his interpretations of the Bible and how his life experiences shape a rooted path toward resilience and peace. Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2021 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Seven of Root.ED Conversations the BioEarth team goes deeper with Pope Francis' second encyclical letter, Laudato Si. We discuss the role of consumerism and media in preventing our collective liberation and some practical steps for stepping out of these paradigms. Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2021 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Six of Root.ED Conversations BioEarth Co-Founder Frances Flannery utilizes her decades of experience and research as a Religion and Terrorism scholar to guide us through a discussion of the deeper context for the white Christian nationalism and violent extremism that occurred during the insurrection at the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, along with some ideas for interrupting the cycle of violence ahead of January 20, 2021 and into the future. Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2021 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Five of Root.ED Conversations we explore some of our favorite spiritual and cultural responses to climate crisis. These various knowledgeways are meant as tools for tending to ourselves and our communities in the midst of grief and healing. Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2021 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Four of Root.ED Conversations we dive into the science of the climate crisis and begin to explore why we've created BioEarth as an emergent, resilient loving response to this unfolding. Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2020 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Three of Root.ED Conversations we explore the damaging and violent impacts of Outrage Culture and how we can step out of outrage and into radical love. Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2020 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. In Episode Two of Root.ED Conversations we explore the paradigm shift that recognizes We Are Nature Our Founders will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcomm... Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2020 BioEarth LLC

Root.ED Conversations are a grounded place for generative ideas that promote societal and ecological resiliency in the face of coming challenges posed by climate change. The first of these conversations introduces you to our three Co-Founders, who will gather weekly to rethink civilizational patterns from interdisciplinary perspectives, including: environmental science, storytelling, peacebuilding, ecotheology, environmental education, interreligious dialogue, conflict transformation, security studies, and the arts. We are excited to curate and generate these paradigm shifting ideas and share them here with you as seeds that you can continue to nurture and grow. We recognize that attention to grief and healing will be vital in our shared journey as we build individual and collective resiliency. Root.ED Conversations are a BioEarth Project. BioEarth empowers local communities and ecosystems to become more resilient in the face of climate change through our multi-solving and systems-based solutions that emphasize sustainability, healing, and justice. We seek to cultivate ecological and social consciousness that fosters new civilizational patterns, so that all may live sustainably in resilient and equitable communities in harmony with natural systems. Branch Out: Website: https://www.bioearthcommunity.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bioearthcommunity Instagram: @bioearthcommunity Email: info@bioearthcommunity.com Video Produced By: Frances Flannery, Liz Blackman, Rodrigue Makelele Music Credit: Chou-Chou, by Gregory C. Brown. For more music, visit: https://gregbrownguitar.wordpress.com Copyright 2020 BioEarth LLC