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How can we reimagine education with the cycles of change? As our world faces unprecedented environmental, technological, and social shifts, long-standing systems are being challenged, and the old ways of learning and knowing are no longer sufficient. This session explores how Sacred-Versities - educational initiatives rooted in ritual, community, and ancestral wisdom - can guide us through these cycles of change. Through stories of reclaiming rites of passage, men’s work, engagement with elders, organizational change work and sacred sites as living classrooms, the panel surfaces real life examples of how different people, in different contexts are invite the sacred into their communities, learning spaces and workplaces, showing why these practices are essential, now more than ever. This session features authors from the book sharing stories about Sacred-versities in different parts of the world and offering practical examples to help you bring the sacred more fully into your learning journey. About the speakers: Maria Agraciada Maria Agraciada Ka'aîuna is mother, grandmother, and seamstress of worlds. Educator, architect, and researcher of indigenous education and earth architecture. Woman of Tupinambá lineage, engaged with indigenous peoples in Pindorama (Brazil) and around the world. She is the founder and director of Instituto Etno, an ecoversity located in southern Bahia, Brazil, a community of wisdoms centered on Indigenous Peoples and grassroots and traditional communities. Maria Agraciada Ka'aîuna is a pollinator of the Alliance of Ecoversities and a member of the Ecoversity of Healing Grandmothers. She is also a National Geographic Explorer and coordinator of Mulherio das Letras Indígenas do Brasil (Women of Indigenous Letters of Brazil). Sujith Ranvindran http://www.sujithravindran.com/about Pooja Prema Pooja Prema is a first-generation Indian-American multidisciplinary artist, ritualist, writer, facilitator and cultural activist. Throughout her eighteen-year career, her work has centered on visionary eco-feminism, decolonial somatic ritual practice, and bridging the worlds of East & West through the written, spoken and sung word. She is the Founder & Director The Rites of Passage Project, a collaborative multimedia project based on the creation of large-scale “living museums” reclaiming initiations in women’s lives; and of The Ritual Theatre, an experimental site-specific dance-theater company creating original work in the Northeastern United States since 2012. Learn more at RitesofPassageProject.org and PoojaPrema.com. Pooven Moodley is a South African human rights and environmental lawyer and social justice activist. He co-founded the Earthrise Collective, weaving ancient wisdom with activism and alternatives alongside indigenous leaders worldwide. Formerly Executive Director of Natural Justice, and previously with ActionAid International and Oxfam South Africa, he has supported global justice movements since the anti-apartheid struggle. He serves on several international boards and was part of the coalition awarded the 2023 UN Human Rights Prize for advancing the right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment. Manish Jain Deschooling Our Lives. Decolonizing Knowledge. Re-imagining Education. Reclaiming Diverse Cultural Imaginations. Reconnecting to Ancient Wisdom, Sharing the Gift Culture, Nurturing Localization -- unEducationist. Philosopher. Public Speaker. Filmmaker. Author. Policy Strategist. Gift Culture Economist, Unlearning Coach. Intercultural Dialogue Facilitator. Weaver. Slow Food Chef. Urban Farmer. Compassionate Clown. Manifestor of Ecosystems. Shape-shifter. Masti Yogi. -- / manish-jain-576347171 ______________________________________ This session was recorded at the Re-Imagining Education Conference 5.0, fueled by the Ecoversities Alliance and partnering organizations and communities from around the world. It is an annual online conference to radically re-imagine the future of education. In 2025 it was held from April 26th Feb to 1st March . https://re-imagining.education/ http://ecoversities.org