Michelle HollidayRegeneration and Reconciliation in a Colonized WorldFor the past several months, I’ve been co-hosting a Montréal dinner and conversation series to explore the emerging global movement around…Oct 18Oct 18
Michelle HollidayThe Need for Practice Grounds (or: The Outer Work of Inner Development)I’ve been in multiple conversations lately with people who have recently discovered the regenerative movement, with its worldview of…Oct 10Oct 10
Michelle HollidayHonoring the Stages of RegenerationI speak and consult frequently about the practice of regeneration in contexts as wide-ranging as tourism, agriculture, community and…Jul 163Jul 163
Michelle HollidayThe Giving FieldI often see the emerging concept of regenerative tourism described as “leaving a place better than we found it.” In fact, the basic…Jul 9Jul 9
Michelle HollidayRegenerative Tourism: Elitist or Inclusive?Tourism visionary Dianne Dredge, PhD and I were recently called out by name in an online opinion piece claiming that “regenerative tourism”…Jun 13Jun 13
Michelle HollidayAlien Nation and the Need for Brave Spaces | Michelle HollidayI’ve been involved with three groups with varying approaches to inclusion recently. In two, there was a strong reluctance to engage in…Apr 25Apr 25
Michelle HollidayThe Annual Gener(ation)al MeetingWhat if the legally required AGM becomes not an Annual General Meeting but an Annual Generational Meeting, considering generations past…Oct 2, 2023Oct 2, 2023
Michelle HollidayFlourishing. Thrivable. Regenerative. Is there a difference?I’m frequently asked to compare and contrast the small collection of terms that herald the shift to a more life-aligned worldview. But I…Sep 20, 2023Sep 20, 2023
Michelle HollidayRethinking Self-OrganizationFor years, I’ve found it encouraging to see the concept of “self-organization” steadily gaining popularity in a wide range of business…Mar 29, 2023Mar 29, 2023