Seed Camp Culture
We research and celebrate a Transformative Culture
Through Skill-Sharing, Co-creation, Community Building and Money Transparency
Transformative Culture
Seedcamps are part of a larger movement.
Together, we want to research, live and co-create social, ecological and cultural transformation. While celebrating what is and acknowledging the pains of the world, we explore how to live on this Earth in harmony.
Questions such as the following guide our way:
What does a life giving human culture
look and feel like?
How can individual tensions and insights be integrated as group wisdom?
How can we allign ourselves with that
which wants to be created?
If you are curious to find out more, scroll to the bottom of the page for the Transformative Culture Manifesto
How do we want to live as human beings on this earth?
Skill-Sharing and Co-Creation
Skill-sharing is at the heart of Seedcamps. We celebrate our collective knowledge, competences and ability to create and inspire each other. Using Open Space Technology, we share our questions and skills and collectively live into new answers.
Everybody is asked to include themselves and take an active role in the day to day running of the camp. Magic and abundance are collectively created as each one of us gives what we wish to share.
What happens when people come together
in a celebration of radical response ability?
What can you teach?
What would you like to learn?
Community Building
We learn, experiment, and grow with social tools. These are methods that have been developed to build community, take decisions inclusively and work together in co-creation.
Some examples of the tools we explore in our gatherings and courses include sociocracy, sharing circles, transparent communication, forum, circling & playfight.
From learning and practicing a tool, we evolve towards a changed group awareness and enjoy new possibilities in our togetherness.
What possibilites arise when we connect as a whole?
Money Transparency
We ask for a balanced, sliding-scale contribution to cover the costs for infrastructure, food and organisation.
For our Courses we apply for funding in order to be able to enable participation for young people, including people from more remote places in Europe independent of their financial means.
With our Camps we aim to raise more money than needed to run the gathering, generating a financial overflow. This overflow supports the network with financial resources to bring meaningful projects alive.
How can money connect us and flow where it is needed?
Transformative Culture Manifesto
Creating a Transformative Culture is a process of awakening and expanding our consciousness, individually and collectively.
We position that the planetary and humanitarian crisis is in its very essence a crisis of consciousness. Therefore we put inner transformation at the core of outer transformation. Honouring each individual’s unique contribution we recognize that empowerment is a shared journey, guiding us in the response ability in the healing of the planet.
By recognizing the power in community and interpersonal process work we intentionally deepen our capacity for authenticity and intimacy, compassion and connection.
Our innate interdependence calls us to social and ecological justice for all of life on earth. We see nature and every element of creation as sacred, with human beings nestled inside the whole.
By embracing the creative tension between known and unknown, where we are and where we would like to be, we create our playground.
Here we celebrate the power of co-creation, where we align ourselves collectively to that which wants to emerge.