Becoming Crew is born from the  Spaceship Earth.

We are an action learning collective - a crew of facilitators, un/learning designers, change strategists, storytellers, artists, imagineers and wilderness guides deeply committed to the ongoing  practice of knowing the world and our place within it differently and helping others to do the same.

We are guided by a renewed understanding that all life is relational, entangled and interdependent.

We do this work because we believe that we cannot navigate new regenerative paths by drawing on the same dominant ways of knowing, thinking, being and acting that led us to this polycrisis.

There are many other intelligences and ways of knowing available to us outside of the dominant reductionist, rational, separate, binary logic of modernity.

It is only through accessing a rich diversity of intelligences, ways of knowing and being that we develop the capacities and resilience to regenerate the world around us.

To become active participants in co-creating the emerging future.

We grow these capacities through centering our relationship with Earth, and putting life at  the centre.

By exploring and practicing in learning communities - crews.

We call it practice-driven change

We  work with people through a hybrid approach on-land and on-line

We support individuals and teams through a range of experiences.

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The context we work from

The converging crises we are facing, from climate and ecological breakdown, extreme inequality, social and racial injustice, political divisiveness to unfettered extractive capitalism are all symptoms of a shared root cause:

Economic designs, ways of organising ourselves and being in relationship with this Earth that are based on outdated and harmful ways of perceiving and relating to the world, a deeply ingrained narrative and logic – that we are separate from nature and separate from each other.

There are few answers where we used to find them, lack of wisdom from our governing institutions, little truth from a corporatised media, no meaningful participation in decision-making that impacts us all and scant responsibility for future life in our societal narratives.

Collectively, we find ourselves living in increasingly mysterious times. 

Many of us are feeling a call to step more fully into service, to let go of old, tired, destructive stories, beliefs and ways of being that no longer serve us.

Transformation is being called for, but what if in order to transform our decaying systems we must also transform ourselves?