FLOURISHING EDUCATION - How to RE-MEMBER we ARE Flourishing Lifelong, Lifedeep, and Lifelong BEings Fabienne Vailes

Today I am delighted to share this imperfectly perfect conversation with Kate Coleman, a Founder/Director at East Kent Sudbury. Change Maker, Freelance Management and Strategy Consultant.


Together we explore Kate's journey into re-membering that she is a life-long, life-wide and life-deep learner and their approach at East Kent Sudbury, which is a Self-Directed Democratic Learning Community For Home Educated Children.

We cover so much ground, there would be too much to write in this short description, so I invite you to simply come and listen and see what your key take-aways are and what stands out for you.

Today I am delighted to share this imperfectly perfect conversation with Christine Paquette, who is a Mentor, Coach, Co-Designer guiding you Bridge the Gap and Live a whole life. She is the Founder of Bridge Dynamics.



Together we talk about her own journey into RE-membering that she is a lifelong, life-wide and life-deep learner and how to develop our Ideal Presence.



If you believe in the importance of heartfelt imperfectly perfect conversations, you will love this one!

Take a listen.

And the website Christine mentions in this episode can be found here

Caravan of Remembering

Today I am delighted to share this imperfectly perfect conversation with Professor Rebecca Hodgson who is currently Professor of Higher Education, Associate Dean TLSE at the University of Manchester.

I reached out to her because I read her Wonke article entitled Time to go back to basics on belonging and I resonated deeply with it.

She agreed to come to talk to me about belonging, loneliness and mattering with a particular focus on Higher Education but I am sure you will find all her insights and sharing extremely useful and applicable to any parts of our education system.

I am sure you will enjoy listening to this episode. I know I did!

Today I am delighted to share this imperfectly perfect conversation with Hajar Tazi.

Hajar's focus is on weaving alternative cosmovisions & economies, scientific knowledge, and indigenous wisdom to bring forth the Symbiocene and co-create vibrant, regenerative human and more-than-human communities.

I had the best conversation with Hajar and we covered so much.

We discussed Hajar's own journey to re-membering that she is a lifelong, lifedeep and life wide learner, how to BE authentically and how it involvles reconnecting to our sacred feminine.

I am sure you will love this episode. I know I did!

Today, I am delighted to share this imperfectly perfect conversation with Caroline Clark who is co-founder of Streams Learning Hub with Jo Sweetland and I but also Founder of Zebera.



Caroline recently wrote a fabulous blog post for Streams Education called Embracing the Chaos which I thoroughly enjoyed reading. Caroline is a source of inspiration for me and I asked her to come and have an imperfectly perfect conversation with me on the podcast.



Together we explore and cover so much around what truly motivates us and drives us and how we might have it got wrong in education and beyond.

If you are interested in any of these topics, then I invite you to listen to this episode.

Today, I am delighted to share my imperfectly perfect conversation with Inge Rozendal who is
Co-Creator of Purpose-Driven Learning Experiences in HigherEd, Didactic and Assessment Expert, Global Perspective.

Together we explore, Inge's journey into education

Her passion for Didactic and Assessment and what they mean to her.

The importance of doing a lot of inner exploration and thinking in education.

We meandered and covered so much during in this episode. I am sure you will absolutely love it.