ECOLOGIES OF CARE
Care as a practice of resistance
What we do
Exploring care through creative, relational, and ecological practices.
πΏ Self-care & Mental Health
We explore emotional awareness, boundaries, and sustainable self-care practices beyond productivity and burnout.
π€ Relationships
We create tools and spaces to understand, question, and transform how we relate to others.
π« Community Care
We experiment with collective practices that strengthen trust, solidarity, and shared responsibility.
π¨ Arts-Based Methods
We use art as a tool to express, reflect, and open dialogue on complex emotional and social topics.
π Ecology & Nature
We reconnect care with the environment, fostering awareness of interdependence between humans and nature.
π₯ Learning Resources
We produce toolkits, videos, workshops, and educational materials for youth and youth workers.
Resources & Tools
A collection of materials to explore, learn, and practice care.
Educational Toolkit
- A practical guide on relationships, care, and emotional awareness
- A practical guide on relationships, care, and emotional awareness
- Activities and exercises for young people and youth workers


Videos & Stories
- Short videos on relationships and boundaries
- Visual storytelling and testimonies
βCare is often reduced to an individual responsibility, while the structural conditions that generate stress, disconnection, and burnout remain unaddressed.β
