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The Ting is … children do not become free through control. They become free through relationship, trust, curiosity, conf...
20/07/2026

The Ting is … children do not become free through control. They become free through relationship, trust, curiosity, conflict, care, and the slow work of being taken seriously. Learning is not something we do to young people. It is something we enter with them.

What would change if we stopped trying to manage children and started building relationships strong enough for them to become themselves? Share this with a parent, educator, or young person ready to reimagine learning with us.



🚫 Warning:This page may cause side effects including:• excessive curiosity• asking inconvenient questions• building thin...
20/07/2026

🚫 Warning:

This page may cause side effects including:
• excessive curiosity
• asking inconvenient questions
• building things that don’t fit the rubric
• thinking for yourself

Proceed accordingly.

From conflict to consciousness: We cannot solve systemic oppression using the same systems that created it. This comic s...
01/07/2026

From conflict to consciousness: We cannot solve systemic oppression using the same systems that created it.

This comic series follows a conversation that moves from internal frustration to a deep-dive into
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“We need to unlearn what the current system teaches us about who belongs.” That starts with challenging the “Colonial-Capitalist System” and the “Narrative of Scarcity” that keeps us divided.

“These borders were never ours. They were drawn in Berlin to extract wealth, not build community.” ✊🏽 We must and our own identities.

The final frame calls for ‘imagining entirely new ways of being, beyond the nation-state and its rigid boundaries.’ As the ‘Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures’ collective reminds us, the task is not easy, but the work begins here, together.

What narrative of ‘belonging’ are you ready to unlearn?

DecolonialFutures GTDFCollective NewNarratives UnlearnToRelearn SystemicInjustice AfricaUnited CommunityBuilding GlobalSouth Identity Sovereignty ClimateJustice Ubuntu Coexistence BeyondBorders CollectiveAction Solidarity

An ontological shift is a shift in our very understanding of existence and relationship. We must move from ‘parenting as...
30/06/2026

An ontological shift is a shift in our very understanding of existence and relationship. We must move from ‘parenting as management’ to ‘parenting as partnership’. Your child is not a project to optimize; they are a whole person to relate to.

Lately I’ve been wondering if many of us are carrying a quiet knowing beneath the performance of being “fine.”A knowing ...
27/05/2026

Lately I’ve been wondering if many of us are carrying a quiet knowing beneath the performance of being “fine.”

A knowing that something in us wants to change.
Not through another productivity hack, another course, another identity to wear online.
But through actually sitting with life again.
With grief.
With uncertainty.
With beauty.
With the body.
With the questions we keep delaying.

Ceremonies of Remembering was born from that wondering.

Not as a place of answers, but as a place to slow down enough to hear what has been trying to reach us beneath the noise.

A space for conversation, ritual, reflection, honesty, learning, unlearning, and the strange tenderness of becoming human together again.

The next season opens soon.
If something in your chest quietly whispered “yes” while reading this…

Stay near. 🌿


Stay near.

Sometimes I wonder how much of adulthood is just becoming a highly refined version of who we needed to be to survive. Th...
18/05/2026

Sometimes I wonder how much of adulthood is just becoming a highly refined version of who we needed to be to survive. The intelligent self. The desirable self. The emotionally regulated self. The successful self. After a while the performance stops feeling like performance and starts feeling like identity.

Lately I’ve been noticing how schooling, capitalism, masculinity, social media, even “healing culture,” all reward certain versions of ourselves while quietly distancing us from aliveness. Even authenticity has become aesthetic now. Curated vulnerability. Performative rawness. Branded humanity.

And honestly, I’ve been noticing this in myself too.

So maybe de-cloaking begins with a difficult question: how much of my personality emerged from aliveness, and how much emerged from adaptation? 🌒

If this speaks to something you’ve been feeling, drop a 🌒 below. We’ll send through details for the next season of Ceremonies of Remembering with Reimagined Learning Community opening in August.

Many parents say they want freedom for their children. But freedom is easy to desire when it remains abstract. What happ...
11/05/2026

Many parents say they want freedom for their children. But freedom is easy to desire when it remains abstract. What happens when a child no longer obeys the hidden rhythms of school? When curiosity interrupts productivity? When learning spills outside measurable outcomes? When the child becomes strange to the systems that once made adults feel safe? Perhaps this is the deeper tension inside unschooling.

Many adults are reaching toward forms of aliveness they themselves were never permitted to inhabit, trying to recognize a future their own bodies were not trained to see. Maybe the work is not raising “free children.” Maybe the work is becoming less afraid of relationship, uncertainty, interdependence, slowness, and lives that cannot be fully controlled. 🌿

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Maybe the crisis is not that we have become disconnected from nature.Maybe the crisis is that we have become fluent in r...
09/05/2026

Maybe the crisis is not that we have become disconnected from nature.

Maybe the crisis is that we have become fluent in relationship through utility.

Useful people.
Useful land.
Useful conversations.
Useful bodies.

And so we arrive to the world asking:
“What can this do for me?”
instead of
“What does this relationship ask of me?”

A few weeks ago, at Jones Farm in Bosmont / Maraisburg, we witnessed a different grammar breathing beneath the city. Compost where there was dumping. Pollinators where there was neglect. Food growing in the cracks of abandonment.

Not a fantasy of purity.
Not a return to some romantic past.

Just a quiet but radical insistence that another way of relating is still possible. 🌱

Perhaps regeneration is not only about restoring soil.
Perhaps it is also about restoring sensitivity.

Gratitude to Jones Farm, Emandulo, and the companions journeying through What the Land Might Mean by Learning for reminding us that the land still speaks… even through concrete. 🌍

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