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The Future of Safe Living in Self-Reliant Neighborhoods

Future of health in self-reliant communities. Explore how access to natural resources in rural & peri-urban areas can improve well-being. James Ehrlich discusses a healthier future.

35m
Certificate
Singularity University
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The Future of Safe Living in Self-Reliant Neighborhoods is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Singularity University. It runs 35m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published February 2025.

Imagine a future where your health thrives within self-reliant communities. Explore the potential of peri-urban and rural developments designed for well-being, offering doorstep access to natural resources and empowering residents with greater agency over their health.

This vision is explored by James Ehrlich, CEO of ReGen Villages, a leader in designing these innovative living environments. James brings a wealth of expertise to the conversation, holding positions including Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University School of Medicine - Health and Human Performance, contributing to the Stanford Flourishing project.

He is also a Faculty member at Singularity University and a Senior Fellow at NASA Ames Research Center. His insights were sought after by the Obama administration, as he was appointed to a White House task force on Regenerative Infrastructure.

Discover how these regenerative infrastructure concepts can revolutionize healthcare, fostering healthier, more resilient communities. Learn about the possibilities of sustainable living, natural resource management, and the future of well-being in rural communities and beyond. This discussion offers a glimpse into a future where proactive health and environmental stewardship go hand-in-hand.

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