Intergenerational Regeneration Pollination

What might change if young people and adults had more spaces to meet each other as collaborators, not just learners and mentors?

In this InterGenerational Regeneration Pollination, we bring together young people, educators, community leaders, and network builders to explore how cross-generational learning ecosystems can help renew democracy.

The event is designed to:

• Make visible teens and young adults as co-creators of democratic life

• Apply indigenous ways of weaving to reate real intergenerational encounters

• Enable network-building as a civic act, especially for young people seeking pathways into meaningful work and contribution

• Functions as both a learning experience and a network intervention

Throughout the session, participants will move through small “pollination” conversations, meeting people across generations, sharing experiences, and opening pathways for collaboration and contribution. Because democracy is not only something we study or talk about. It’s something we practice through relationships.

If you’re a young person, educator, cultural worker, or network weaver curious about how intergenerational collaboration can shape more regenerative futures, we’d love to have you with us. The session is co-hosted by 7th Generation Labs, History CoLab and remake learning’s Civic Learning Ecosystem.