The Fourth Industrial Revolution is here.
Our world and economy are rapidly changing, demanding that our systems keep up.
WiseTribe supports schools and communities with innovative programming to prepare students for a rapidly evolving, uncertain job market.
Our project-based learning equips students and forward thinkers to approach complex real-world problems as a team. We consider how relationships between stakeholders influence outcomes and can contribute to unintended consequences. WiseTribe’s experiential learning heightens social awareness, environmentalism, and social entrepreneurial savvy. Our learning efforts are designed to help us move toward a healthier, sustainable future.
Our Junior WiseTribers program is producing a generation of wise leaders through activities, mentorship, and community projects.
We help people and organizations build learning lifestyles.
Our Wisdom Exchanges create space for the power of dialogue to transform communities. Through the lens of systems thinking, informed by conscious leadership and neuroscience principles, we partner with individuals and institutions to collectively adapt our leadership skills for a dynamic world.
Check out our event calendar for upcoming Wisdom Exchanges, discussions, and other learning opportunities. Also, consider sharing your skills as a volunteer or #1000WT.
Here's how we are upskilling right now:
Exploring Conscious Leadership
Our entire Vision Tribe is committed to leading consciously, using this book as a guide. Stay tuned for our Conscious Leadership Wisdom Exchanges and other events. If this type of leadership inspires you, we need to meet! Introduce yourself (and become a #1000WT!)
Slowing down
Pausing for reflection amidst the busyness of our lives helps us create meaning from all the input bombarding us. It allows our brain to make sense of our experiences and observations. Set aside a few minutes every day to just be.
Considering systems
Systems thinking, which considers problems in the context of an overall system and its behavior as a system, is required to solve complex problems. To effectively tackle complex issues in food, learning, and well-being, applying systems thinking is critical for WiseTribers.
