About

A global network of local communities

Regens Unite brings together the people building regenerative projects and the people who host the gatherings where they meet.

  • Events

    Gatherings that put people building regenerative projects in the same room, hosted in their own cities.

    See the events →
  • Media

    Talks, recaps and interviews filmed at the gatherings, and a short newsletter once a month.

    Watch on YouTube →
  • Community

    The people, the partners who make the gatherings happen, and the spaces that host us.

    Meet the community →

Why we exist

Systemic change, not climate change

We are in the midst of an ecological and social crisis. Climatological imbalance is causing floods, wildfires and pandemics. Global outcry and growing pressure is causing burnout, layered with toxic politics and polarised conversations through social media.

Sustaining the status quo is no longer a viable strategy. It is time to embrace regenerative solutions which renew resources and build capacity and resilience in the face of increasing uncertainty and shocks.

How it grew

Rooted locally, connected globally

Regens Unite began with one event at Citizen Corner, a grassroots community space in Brussels. The idea was simple. Put people working in radically different sectors in the same room. They were all after the same thing, something regenerative for themselves, their communities and the places they live.

The first gathering was held there in May 2022. Citizen Corner has since closed. What it started did not. The gatherings kept happening in other people's cities and other people's venues, run by people who were in the room the first time. Each one belongs to the place it happens in. Each one is connected to all the others.

Buenos Aires, Argentina Berlin, Germany Bangkok, Thailand Brussels, Belgium Uffculme, United Kingdom Amsterdam, Netherlands London, United Kingdom Istanbul, Turkey Abela, Portugal Ottignies, Belgium Paris, France Hirschwang an der Rax, Austria Yvoir, Belgium Bogotá, Colombia

Every city that has held a gathering, and the first one they all trace back to.

What we leave behind

The gatherings end. What they build stays.

Here are the numbers, and the one result we can show in full.

Gatherings on record
25
Cities
14
Countries
11
First gathering
2022
A green Regen Village sign on a Brussels street, with people walking past old stone buildings
Brussels Regen Village, July 2024

Case study

One week at EthCC Brussels. A space that is still open.

  1. In July 2024, partners pooled their sponsorship into one shared village for the week at EthCC Brussels.
  2. Around 25k euros of that went to Commons Hub Brussels as the kickstarter fund for the space.
  3. The space is still operating today. The gathering is over; the room is not.

The team

  • Corinna Schlicht

    Partnerships and growth, communications

    Talk to Cori about partnerships, sponsorship, and anything to do with the community.

  • Guil Maueler

    Creative direction, design

    Talk to Guil about the brand, this website, and running an event under the name.

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Come and find us

The network runs through one Telegram group. No application, and you can read for as long as you like before you say anything.

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