Sessions
Here you can explore all permaculture session proposals submitted so far.
You can vote for the sessions you would most like to see in the programme, either directly in the list or from the individual session page.
In addition to the community-selected sessions, there will be a supporting programme with elements such as keynote speakers, networking sessions, and opening and closing sessions. These parts of the programme are organised separately and are not part of the voting process.
There are 20 one-hour session slots available across the four days of the Convergence — five sessions per day.
Help shape the programme: vote for your favourite proposals or submit a session of your own.
This a session about my experience with school garden development, converting part of the PDC curriculum into something that may have sense in urban permaculture applied to school gardens.
A session discussing plants that heal in the forest garden context, from productive plants to remarkable remedies and staying safe. Anne Stobart is an experienced herbalist and will explain how use of natural principles in permaculture design makes abundant healing produce possible.
What if you would design (aspects of) your life the way you would design a garden?
What is growing well or even thriving? What has become overgrown? Where is energy being wasted?
Digital Permaculture is the edge between the digital realm and permaculture. It is about the systems that we use every day but yet undesigned. In this session I show how to use permaculture design to design for personal digital sustainability.