The Centre for Regenerating Futures

Researchers responding to Anthropocene challenges through transdisciplinary research

We live in unprecedented times with the 4th industrial revolution, the 6th mass extinction, global pandemics, and climate crises impacting all beings. The Centre for Regenerating Futures members are responding through aligning and emerging research practices and innovations to engage in transdisciplinary research that will mitigate, educate, and support adaptation to these socio-ecological challenges. 

About us

The Centre facilitates connections and fosters collaboration between researchers who share a commitment to act through research in response to urgent global challenges.

Creating community

At the Centre for Regenerating Futures, we build capacity, create relational community, and communicate research through three events: On Country, Regenerator, and Futures Forum.

Research

We support our members’ research through: Enabler, Strategiser, and Retreats.

Centre news

Keep up to date with our latest news and through our Newsletter.

Showcase projects

Find out more about the professional learning community, Time to Act, and our Artefacts of the Future.

What our Members say about the Centre.

“My sense of being a researcher has been transformed by being a member of this centre.”

Llewellyn Wishart

“I think it’s been a real collegial space. And I’ve also really appreciated the way in which, desire to work in more regenerative ways has been actively flag discussed, practised, you know, challenged”

Eve Mayers

“For me, within the Centre, I’ve really felt a sense of community for myself. And I’d like to see how we can bring that knowledge or the idea of community from this context into the future.”

Michelle Tourbier

“For me, it’s a sense of community and a sense of belonging and a sense of putting the theoretical frameworks and conceptual understanding that I was exploring during my PhD into practice”

Amanda Peters

“The collegiality has just been fantastic. It’s really been great to work with a really mixed group of, um, academics, students, just all the people who’ve been part of the CRF. It’s just been providing me with different insert greater.”

Genee Marks

It’s a safe space. It doesn’t feel hierarchical when you join in, you know, you’re not an outsider. Just one of the gang or the tribe

Robyn Fox

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