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Didi Pershouse

@didipershouseTracked since May 2026

creating articles, videos, learning resources, and regenerative.

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$3/moInterested SupporterThis is for those of you who want to provide general support for my work as a writer, creative thinker, and educator. You'll also receive my newsletter, which will give you: a chance to have early access to my upcoming classes and webinars,updates on what's happening in my life and what I'm thinking about,photos from my travelsand questions to help you deepen your thinking about the living systems around you.This membership tier begins at $3/month, but you are welcome to contribute more.
$12/moCommunity MemberJoin our community if you'd like to have the option to: 1) Participate in our quarterly Community gathering on Zoom, where I pose questions for self-reflection and discussion related to The Ecology of Care and my other writings, on topics such as: the microbiomeother species as essential workersregenerative agriculturethe potential for a regenerative healthcare systemconnections between food, farming, and immunityand more!2) Have access to recordings of our past discussions. 3) Be part of our private Google Group to connect and establish working relationships with like-minded folks and keep the discussion going via email between our quarterly Zoom gatherings. This tier starts at $12, but you are welcome to contribute more.
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Image Latest postPublicNew Article: Other Species are Essential Workers Whose Economies Enfold Our Own.

What would become possible if we recognized the work of other species? This article of mine focuses on the entangled issues of California's Central Valley (where most of the US production of vegetables, fruits and nuts happens), but the ideas apply everywhere.

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New Article: Other Species are Essential Workers Whose Economies Enfold Our Own.What would become possible if we recognized the work of other species? This article of mine focuses on the entangled issues of California's Central Valley (where most of the US production of vegetables, fruits and nuts happens), but the ideas apply everywhere.ImageDec 8, 2020Public 0 0
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