Composting Patriarchy Retreat at Sieben Linden
Welcome to the Landingpage for the Composting Patriarchy Retreat in Sieben Linden. Soon you will find all the infos regarding our Zoom Meetings and a link to participate right here. (Link to Zoom Meeting coming soon)
The warmup Session will take place on Friday the 5th of June 2027 from 10:00 to 13:00 on Zoom
The retreat is scheduled to begin on Friday the 18th of June 2027 at 16:00 and ends on Sunday the 20th of June at 13:00 with a final lunch. (Link to Sieben Linden Website coming soon)
The harvesting Session will take place on Thursday the 24th of June from 18:00 to 21:00 via Zoom. (Link to Zoom Meeting coming soon)
Your facilitators are looking forward to welcome you on the Zoom Meeting!
Jack
(he/they)
Jack Becher is an experienced facilitator and movement builder working at the intersection of interpersonal and planetary systems transformation.
Shaped by years of practice in social-ecological movements – from migrant struggles to climate justice, to broader grassroots political organising – they now focus on convening spaces for generative dialogue and transformative learning.
Jack is the Initiator & Steward of the Beyond Patriarchy Collective, Generative Journalism Alliance and Kinstead Community.
Matí
(no pronouns/they)
Matí (aka Max Werdenigg) brings a rich background in social work, coaching, and organizational development, with a deep
focus on gender justice and healthy masculinities.
After years spent in various social support roles, they now guide individuals and teams through transformative change.
Currently living in the Sieben Linden eco-village, Matí connects their hands-on work with biological composting to social change through their unique “Composting Patriarchy” workshops. Here, they create a space to dismantle rigid gender norms and cultivate new possibilities together.
Outside of their work, Matí practices Zen Buddhism, loves spending time in nature, and founded a fair-trade olive oil cooperative. They offer supervision and workshops in both German and English.
Photo by Marat Videira