Residencies
Each phase gathers a small group of residents in a different place to live together for several months, practice the tools in daily life, run experiments together, and document what emerges so others can learn from what we discover and carry the conversation forward.
Now accepting applications
Phase III — Ariège, Bénac
October – December 2026
Phase III moves to Château du Faune, a Center for Art & Ecology in the foothills of the Pyrenees in Ariège, Bénac, for three months of living and creating in community with up to 30 changemakers.
Coming soon
Each new phase brings the work to a different place — testing how the same principles translate across cultures, contexts, and ecosystems.
Phase II · Stage II
Threshold Village
Vermont, US
Coming
“Rooting in Community” is a three-day summer immersion at Threshold Village in Montpelier, Vermont — a Threshold Village × Regenera collaboration in embodied community, relational practices, and regenerative agriculture.
Phase III
Château du Faune
France
Coming
Phase III moves to Château du Faune, a Center for Art & Ecology in the foothills of the Pyrenees in Ariège, Bénac, for three months of living and creating in community with up to 30 changemakers.
Archive
In residency Phase II · Stage I — WildHeart Community, New York
Phase II · Stage I gathered the core team at WildHeart Community in Wallkill, New York, to build and refine Regenera's longer-term offerings while collaborating with the local community.
Archived Phase I — Gaiaville, Denmark
Our first residency took place at Gaiaville in Åsum, just outside Odense. Over the course of three months, eleven to twenty residents lived together, practicing tools, running experiments, and documenting what emerged.
Three months of shared practice — radical relating, community finance, and bridge building with the local ecosystem. Field notes, learnings, and photos are being distilled and will be published here.
Intake & application
The first step is an intake form designed to give us insight into your experience with transformational work, your motivation for building community, and the areas of research you'd want to explore. Some applicants are invited to an interview with the core team to check for resonance with the project's purpose and context.