Steward
Immersive Learner Stewards participate in a structured program focused on regenerative skills and community integration.
"Stewardship is the art of caring for what we've been entrusted with."
Role Description
Stewards are participants in TDF's 12-week structured learning program designed to provide comprehensive education in regenerative living practices. The Stewardship Program combines hands-on work, theoretical learning, and community integration in a cohort-based experience that prepares individuals for deeper involvement in regenerative projects.
Responsibilities
As a Steward, you are expected to:
Program Participation - Fully engage in the structured learning curriculum
Cohort Collaboration - Work closely with your fellow Stewards
Project Work - Contribute to community projects as part of your learning
Personal Development - Pursue your learning goals and track your progress
Community Integration - Actively participate in community life
Opportunities
During the Stewardship Program, you can:
Comprehensive Learning - Gain knowledge across multiple regenerative disciplines
Mentorship - Receive guidance from experienced practitioners
Cohort Connection - Build relationships with your fellow Stewards
Earn $TDF Tokens - Receive tokens upon successful program completion
Project Development - Create and implement your own small projects
Requirements
To become a Steward:
Application - Submit a detailed application explaining your motivation and goals
Interview - Participate in a selection interview
Program Fee - Pay the program fee (scholarships may be available)
Full Commitment - Dedicate yourself to the full 12-week program
Learning Agreement - Commit to the program's educational framework
Program Structure
The 12-week Stewardship Program includes:
Week 1-2: Orientation and Community Integration
Week 3-6: Core Skills Development
Week 7-9: Specialized Focus Areas
Week 10-12: Integration Project and Completion
Progression Path
After completing the Stewardship Program, potential next steps include:
Residency Application - Apply your skills in a longer-term role
Citizenship Journey - Begin the process of becoming a full community member
External Project - Apply your learning in other regenerative contexts
Advanced Learning - Continue specialized education in your areas of interest
Practical Information
Accommodation - Shared accommodation with your cohort
Meals - Full access to community meals
Curriculum - Structured learning schedule combining theory and practice
Mentorship - Regular sessions with program facilitators and community experts
Certification - Recognition of program completion and skills acquired
Learning Areas
The Stewardship Program covers:
Regenerative Agriculture - Food production, soil health, and ecosystem management
Community Living - Communication, facilitation, and conflict transformation
Appropriate Technology - Energy, water, and building systems
Governance & Economics - Decision-making processes and regenerative economics
Personal Development - Self-awareness, leadership, and purpose work
"The Stewardship Program is not just about learning skills—it's about becoming the kind of person who can help create a regenerative future."
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