Welcome to Community Resilience, a podcast created in collaboration with the Ecovillage Resilienec 2.5 degree project facilitated by the global ecovillage network.Today, we kick off our listening journey with Anna Kovasna, catalyst for the Ecovillage Resilience +2.5 degree project and resilience researcher. ⁠Anna⁠ is dedicated to exploring community as a tool for ⁠resilience⁠, regeneration and liberation. With a long history of leadership within the ⁠Global Ecovillage Network⁠, she until recently lived in the ⁠Findhorn Ecovillage⁠ - a 60-year experiment in inner listening and cocreation with nature. Deeply in love with the world and its myriad inhabitants, Anna now lives in the Pyrenees with her human and nonhuman kin, hoping to support vibrant biodiversity, rich soils and abundant health for all who share her west-facing mountainside.Dive deeper by exploring the work and people mentioned in this episode:⁠Lyla June Jonhson⁠⁠Robin Wall Kimmerer⁠⁠Cascade Institute⁠⁠Post Carbon Institute⁠⁠resilience.org⁠⁠Stockholm resilience center⁠Join us as we explore the ways in which many forms of community nurture seed of hope, passing on the ways in which they have learned to be resilient.Learn more at: ecovillage.org/ecovillage-resilience-podcastLink to transcription