"What if the most radical thing we could do is learn to live well together?"
The ReWoven Fund backs the people building the regenerative network: land-based and digital projects moving toward regenerative livelihood, the bioregional storytellers who document them, the consultants who help communities transform, and the educational spaces where new stewards learn. Every funded project includes a filmmaker, so each grant builds the work itself and the movement's storytelling capacity at the same time.
Every grant does two things at once — funds real work, and grows the movement's capacity to tell its own story.
Land-based and digital communities and initiatives moving toward regenerative livelihood — the core work the fund exists to support.
Local filmmakers and media teams embedded with these projects, paid to document the work as it happens.
The facilitators, governance designers, and regenerative-design experts who help communities transform.
Physical and digital places where newcomers learn to steward land, and find the communities ready to welcome them.
Almost always, the same invisible human layer gives way: governance, conflict repair, ownership and legal structures, and eroding trust. You can buy land, a tractor, even babysitting — you can't buy coherence. The knowledge to build it already exists; it's just out of reach for many communities.
The ReWoven Fund builds capacity in four areas at once — funding, business models, coordination technology, and documentation and storytelling — paying for what projects can't fund themselves. Beneath them runs a fifth: the Sacred Current — the emotional, spiritual, and cultural capacity to actually live this way, the piece no one else foregrounds.
Patterns observed across decades of practitioner research, notably Diana Leafe Christian's — the same four capacities the ReWoven Fund exists to build.
Clear criteria, applied consistently — so sponsors know exactly what their dollars support.
Every artifact accrues into a queryable, AI-assisted, bioregional, media library — a searchable archive of videos, books, and podcasts that also serves as the casting pool for the ReWoven show. Creators keep ownership; inclusion is opt-in, and any revenue that may be generated from library memberships in the future will be shared with every contributor.
Shot at Liminal Village, Italy — May 2026. A real, working pilot.
Artizen kickstarts approved funds with $1K–$50K in seed funding. Each week, sponsor dollars unlock matching funds from Artizen's Endowment at that week's match multiple. ReWoven earns 20% of sponsor contributions as disclosed compensation for running the fund.
30 years in community — facilitated development of multiple communities, led a ~200-org coalition. 20 years in regenerative documentary film.
As the network matures, sister funds follow — including support that helps move land out of the speculative market and into the hands of proven stewards.
We're launching the ReWoven Fund on Artizen — sponsoring it adds fuel that Artizen's match multiplies, funding regenerative projects that meet the ReWoven criteria — durable, shared infrastructure built to outlast any single grant. If your capital wants to give more than it takes, let's weave.