Working with purposeful organisations to bring the voice of nature into governance. Reimagining relationship between people, lands and waters in ways that challenge colonial dynamics.
We are a newly launched social enterprise seeking partners and sponsors to pilot projects and events within South Yorkshire and beyond.
What we do
Becoming Riverkin designs experiences and delivers strategic partnerships that bring people into deeper understandings of their power and responsibility in these times, and deeper relationship with place and nature - not as an abstract idea, but as a generative partner, guide and elder in our learning and growth.
We work at the intersection of:
land and ecology
community and belonging
redistributing power
accountability, mediation and repair
Our work supports people to:
build more equitable and regenerative ways of working, being with each other and nature
reconnect with land and more-than-human life
understand how identity, histories, power and relationship with land are linked
This work starts from the idea that how we relate to lands and waters reflects how we relate to ourselves and each other.
We apply research, learning, strategy, nature engagement and collective imagination practices to facilitate people and organisations to build more just, grounded and life-serving relationships inside and out - with the places they call home.
We help individuals, communities, and organisations identify the harmful norms embedded in their culture. Then, we work together to dismantle and repattern those systems, fostering equitable relationships rooted in solidarity with our human and non-human worlds.
Who do we work with?
We work with organisations and groups who are ready to engage seriously with multispecies justice, place and ecological responsibility in how they operate day to day.
This includes:
charities and purpose-led, impact focused businesses
social enterprises & community organisations
cultural and educational institutions
funders and public sector teams
Photography: Elif Eren Peltola, Hector Durham, Eloise Smith-Foster
Curious?
Reach out and we can chat about what potential support or collaboration might look like for you.