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Mission
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The Regeneration Generation Initiative is a project of Shakti Regeneration Institute, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to ecosystem preservation and regeneration, prioritizing empowering indigenous peoples and women worldwide. Focusing on 6 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): climate action, peace, justice, and strong institutions, quality education, reduced inequalities, life on land, and partnerships for the goals. Harnessing the powers of partnerships, creative and entertainment influencers, nature, science, technology, storytelling, art, film, financing systems, and social movement marketing, to catalyze global action in response to the crisis.
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Vision
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Our vision is awakening public consciousness, shifting cultural attitudes, and transforming behavior through impactful art, education, advocacy, and innovation. Empowering Indigenous-led and women-led regeneration, we build transformative influence and mobilize social movements to create a more just, equitable, and sustainable world.
Overview
With over 2 billion impressions of our multimedia images, films, and public service announcements worldwide inspiring positive change, our foundation has also directly supported over 8,000 students' education. With offices in Virginia, USA, Acre, Brazil, and West Bengal, India, we were founded in 1994, as Shakti Empowerment Education (SEEschool.org). We are best known for providing regenerative equality-based empowerment, literacy, and neurodiversity education, vocational training, micro-financing, homeopathic medicine, anti-trafficking, and frontline community support for low-income women, children, marginalized and Indigenous communities.
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Recognitions
Our work is recognized by organizations including the United Nations with a Women’s Entrepreneurship Distinguished Fellowship, at the Global People's Summit, and the Science Summit at the United Nations; by Rotary International with its Max Mark-Cranbrook Global Peace Makers Award; a CNN Expose Best Picture Award, as X-PRIZE Rainforest Semifinalists, at the Harvard University, Kennedy School Carr Center's Pride & Progress Symposium, Princeton University's The Art of Social Justice; and the Tribeca Film Festival Disruptive Innovation Award.
"It is Nature that can save us all."
Puwe Puyanawa, Chief Vision Officer
Updates
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Thanks to your support, students are back at school after COVID19. The pandemic disproportionately afflicted the lowest-income women and children, with increased threats of food insecurity, child marriage, domestic violence, and child trafficking, so we continue to provide essential community support.
Recognizing we all face a threat far greater than the pandemic - ecosystems collapse and climate crisis - we have expanded into Shakti Regeneration Institute (SRI) with advanced initiatives to protect ecosystems and Indigenous forest protectors preserving climate, biodiversity, and life on our planet. Join us, Be The Regeneration Generation.