Weaving Worlds

In Service To The Planet And Her People

If you have come here to help me, you are wasting your time, but if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together.

— Lila Watson

Mission

To facilitate the financial sovereignty and elevate the voices of indigenous and under-served communities for the preservation of traditional lands, ways, languages, and knowledge.

Vision

To engender knowledge exchange to redefine and evolve the ways in which we, the global community, engage with our planet and each other.

photo: Elaina Cochran

About

Weaving Worlds is a culmination of 20+ years of active and passive study on building community systems and a new education model that places Earth conservation, through indigenous empowerment, at its forefront. Weaving Worlds’ functions are to aid in the preservation of indigenous cultural wisdom and facilitate financial sovereignty through direct financial and infrastructure support of entrepreneurial endeavors and community projects.

photo: Elaina Cochran

Get Involved

4 ways to get involved!

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About Me

My name is Heather Hands and I have been stumbling towards this long held vision for twenty plus years. My heart belongs to nature and the wellbeing of humanity. The two are inextricably linked, we are nature, and the illusion of separation is destructive on many levels. Ethically supporting the elevation of the voices and knowledge of our first peoples is key in the sustainability of humanity. Learning how to weave this knowledge into our modern ways is crucial to our future. We must engender the respect and love of the natural world in ourselves and in our children for our collective future. Click below to learn more about how Weaving Worlds works.

photo: Elaina Cochran