1. Aim one: To introduce the ethics, principles and tools of permaculture design and systems thinking
   1. Elements
      1. Introduction to permaculture
         1. Ethics
         2. Principles
      2. Design process
         1. Why design?
         2. Design frameworks
      3. Introduction to systems thinking
      4. Radical enquiry
2. Aim two: To support participants to apply the tools and principles to their own practices, groups and movements
   1. Elements
      1. Personal practices
         1. Self reflection
         2. Active listening
         3. Burn out
         4. Self care/people care
         5. Emotional literacy
         6. Patrix un/learning
         7. Re-evaluation counselling
      2. Action learning
         1. 4 Questions
         2. Reflection skills
      3. Design tools
         1. Sectors
            1. Esp. power
         2. Zoning
         3. PNI
         4. Campaign design
         5. SWOT/SWOC
         6. PESTLE
         7. Spheres of influence
         8. Visioning
         9. Spectrum of allies
         10. Points of intervention
         11. Spirals of erosion
         12. SADI etc.
   2. Systems
      1. Work on own projects
      2. Case study exercises
3. Other course elements
   1. Breaks
   2. Meal times
   3. Downtime
   4. Introductions
   5. Icebreakers
   6. Course culture
   7. Space for emerging themes
   8. Action plans/next steps
   9. Feedback/evaluation time
4. Aim three: To place permaculture in a wider context of radical social change
   1. Elements
      1. Barriers to permaculture implementation
         1. Not for profit industrial complex
         2. Power relationships/inequalities
         3. Access to land
         4. Civilisation
         5. Other political factors
      2. Industrial agriculture
      3. System change vs personal behaviour change
      4. Radical Community organising
         1. Movements for existence
         2. Activism vs organising
         3. Obtaining a yield
         4. Community self reliance & self determination
         5. Relationships & building power
         6. People care, solidarity & mutual aid
         7. Diversity & multiplicity
         8. Root causes/beyond civ
      5. Animal oppression
5. Systems
   1. Slideshows
   2. Case studies
   3. Think & Listens
   4. Brainstorming
   5. Talk & chalk
   6. Role plays
   7. Games
   8. Exercises with props e.g. food
   9. Practicals
      1. E.g. nourishing herbal infusions
      2. Nature connection