WE-CAN Member Organization Registry

OrganizationFireweed Learning Commons
Organization Acronym
Organization Description

Fireweed Learning Commons is an educational non-profit bringing community-centred learning experiences to folks on Southern Vancouver Island. We hold workshops and gatherings where people can: Explore new ways of thinking about our human place in the world. Learn about the living world around us. Practice having good conversations about tough issues. Connect with others who care about the same things. And learn what climate actions make the biggest difference.

Our education programs work toward three big shifts for our human future:
1. Relationality: Remembering we’re not separate from but part of an intricate web of life that is all connected: people, land, waters, and future generations.
2. Regenerative Living: Choosing ways of living that give back, as part of healing and restoring the web of life.
3. Learning Commons: Creating community spaces where everyone can teach, learn, and take action together, growing stronger community connections.

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Organization Phone
Organization AddressPO Box 437
Sooke Stn Main
Sooke, BC V9Z 1G1
Canada
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Primary Contact NameCarolyn Bateman
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Primary Contact Phone250-642-1784
Additional Contacts
FIrst Name Last Name Email
Lily Mah-Sen mahsenlily@gmail.com
RegionVancouver Island/Coastal
Organization Websitefireweedlearningcommons.ca
Primary Organization CategoryEducation
Secondary Organization Category
  • Biodiversity
  • Education
  • Electricity/Energy
  • Nature
  • Policy
  • Stop Fossil Fuel
  • Working with Indigenous Allies
What is the scope of your organization?
  • Municipal-Regional
  • First Nations
  • Community
Who does your organization engage with?
  • Climate Groups
  • Households
  • Indigenous Communities
  • Local Government
  • Parents
  • Rural Communities
  • Schools
  • Seniors
What strategies does your organization typically employ?
  • Climate Curriculum
  • Public Education
Approximately how many people are in your organization?
  • 3-10
Date Joined We-Can
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