Projects

Adama is a place for human co-creation with the intelligence of nature. As a community lab, we're cultivating a regenerative gathering space where people can relax, connect with each other, and deepen their relationship with the land. Here, we nurture both community wellbeing and the next generation of farmers, offering an incubation space for young growers to develop livelihoods rooted in partnership with nature's wisdom. 

The CLAY project (Creative Learning on Agroecology for Youth) is an Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership in Youth that runs from September 2024 to June 2027,  with partners from Czechia, France, Italy, Turkey, Serbia, and Greece.

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CLAY aims to engage young people in agroecology through creative, participatory, and experiential learning methods. It addresses the lack of accessible, holistic education on sustainable agriculture by combining science, storytelling, and art to reconnect youth with nature and food systems.

In this workshop, we explored intuitive ways of knowing through art-making. Using art as a gateway to these alternative ways of knowing, we focused on soil as our teacher and collaborator—honouring how we are made of soil, nourished by soil, and will return to soil. Through meditative creative practice, we listened for the stories that soil wants to tell through us.

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Together, we created a collective artwork using soil pigments—earth literally becoming art through our hands. This piece was later exhibited in one of the main lecture halls, bringing the wisdom and beauty of soil into the heart of academic space, bridging intuitive and intellectual ways of knowing.

Agroecological Youth Education for Future (AYE!) was an Erasmus+ project that aimed to increase the environmental awareness and ecological literacy of the youth by introducing them to agroecology as a holistic science which provides solutions for sustainable food systems through a board game and a comic book.

In 2019 I facilitated monthly Tree Sister Grove Women's circles in Dublin parks, creating space for reconnection with intuitive wisdom through nature-based practices. Combined personal Vision Quests with collective environmental action, helping participants access their "inner wise compass" while deepening relationships with trees as teachers and allies. Each gathering strengthened both individual authentic paths and our collective commitment to Earth.

Irish not-for-profit platform connecting conscious consumers with sustainably-produced food. Created an independent online resource helping people make informed food choices while supporting restaurants in ethical sourcing. Four years building bridges between regenerative producers, restaurants, and consumers—making soil-to-table connections visible.