Substacks recommended by Becoming Crew

Recommended by Becoming Crew

small works to regenerate life

neurodiversity and biodiversity //autism and animism //ecosystems and nervous systems // sensory processing and interspecies noticing // PDA and child led play // forest school leader and people pleaser // home educator and compost creator

Looking Sideways

By Matthew Barr

Examining the creative life through the lens of surfing, snowboarding, skateboarding and other related endeavours.

The Quest Digest by Creative Quests

Curiosity-fuelled finds, news on Quests you can join + ideas for living a life illuminated by creativity.

The Bio-Leadership Project

Bio-Leadership is a movement of people and organisations sharing knowledge, stories, and the courage to grow a new generation of human systems that care for our world.

Writing Home

By Dougald Hine

A series of letters and essays from Dougald Hine. Turning aside from the one big path that was meant to lead to the future, no longer in service to its promises, asking what else is worth doing with the time we have.

Planet: Critical

By Rachel Donald

Investigating why the world is in crisis.

Amahra Spence

co-creating worlds, stories and architectures that structurally give form to our longings, resistance, joy, desire and collective imagination

Ecological Us

By Anna-Marie Swan

Enquiries into ecologicalness: into interbeing, relational complexity, being kin with the more-than-human, systems thinking, humans as nature, living systems, and so much more.

A Wild Green Heart

Pomona photo diaries, creaturely encounters, poems, storytelling, art practices, and explorations of the soul.

Trimtab

By Stephen Bau

A community that brings together members of the Buckminster Fuller Institute, Trimtab Space Campers, Design Science Studio, re:build, Trimtab Book Club, World Weavers, 52 Living Ideas, and others who have been inspired by the vision of Buckminster Fuller.

🌎💪 ANTIDOTE 💪🌎

By Matt Golding @ ANTIDOTE 💪🌎

A platform to help us rediscover our collective power

Roots and Rhythms

By Julian Ellerby

Letters from a project exploring nature recovery and nature connection towards a regenerative future for Lopemede Farm and beyond.

Inter-Narratives

A regular newsletter focused on narrative work that seeks to build a more regenerative and just world (temporarily posting less frequently).