The Good Energy Project
Loo Connor, Simone WoodlandA creative communicator on a mission to reveal the invisible economic forces that shape our lives and environment. Finding and connecting people across Aotearoa who want to change our economic system for the planet and people.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 31 | Subscribers | Read | thegoodenergyproject.substack.com |
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Rematriating our homes and food systems
Photo of Jessica Hutchings standing in her kitchen wearing a red apron with the words “Kai Atua Papawhakaritorito” on the front and veggies from her mara stuffed into the pocket and piled on a chopping board in front of her.
Two mamas share their journey of creating a co-housing village
A selfie of Sarrah Jayne and Simone Woodland, smiling at the camera in wool jumpers, scarves and hats with green fields, trees, blue sky and a peep of sea in the background.
A personal reflection on the theme of scarcity and belonging
I created this watercolour and ink image in response to the question: “What does home feel like in my body?” The image shows a female figure stretched out on her back with swirling water beneath her and different tones of brown earth. She t...
Finding home in a colonised land
Wren (Tamsin) Blundell (left) and Elli Yates (right), co-conveners of Gathering at the Gate. Both pictured smiling towards the camera with blue skies in the background.
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Loo Connor is on a mission to reveal the invisible economic forces that shape our lives and environment. She's finding and connecting people across Aotearoa who want to change our economic system so we can look after our planet and people.
Simone Woodland is an architect from the UK, who moved to Aotearoa 6 years ago through the Edmund Hillary Fellowship. Simone leads the Tākaka Cohousing Neighbourhood development and enjoys living in the cohousing community with her whānua.
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