KinshipNow

KinshipNow exists to repair the broken relationships between people and the living systems that sustain us.

We partner with Tribes, Indigenous Peoples, and place-based communities to co-create solutions that unite Indigenous-led stewardship, regenerative livelihoods, and transformative learning.

Much of today’s conservation measures success in acres protected, miles of rivers restored, tons of carbon removed, or policies passed. These are important achievements, but they are often distant and disconnected from the realities of working families and communities striving to make ends meet. By linking ecological health with human prosperity, KinshipNow turns conservation into a daily practice of relationship and care, rather than a distant or intractable goal reserved for policy or specialists.

We use place-based, community-led, integrative projects to build a world where conservation means abundance, dignity, and shared well-being, where people’s prosperity and the planet’s health are inseparable, and where care for one another and care for the Earth form the foundation of our collective and planetary well-being.

Mailing address: 1275 4th Street, #371, Santa Rosa, CA 95404