A.W.E. INTERNATIONAL CAMPUS
A regenerative learning ecosystem where nature, neuroscience, emotional intelligence, and creativity converge
The A.W.E. International Campus is a vision currently in development—a future campus designed to serve as the living heart of the A.W.E. ecosystem. Conceived as a place for learning, research, teacher training, and curriculum evolution, the International Campus is intended to bring our philosophy to life at scale, integrating nature-based education, neuroscience, emotional intelligence, and creative inquiry in one coherent environment. While the campus does not yet physically exist, the groundwork is actively underway through partnerships, international collaborations, research, and pilot programs across our growing network. The A.W.E. International Campus represents a long-term commitment: a space to test what’s possible, refine what works, and model a new way of educating humans for the world ahead.
A living ecosystem for a new era of human education
The A.W.E. Living Ecosystem is an evolving educational model designed to reflect how humans actually learn, grow, and thrive. Learning extends beyond the classroom into gardens, workshops, studios, and shared spaces—where curiosity leads, ideas are tested, and meaning is made through experience. Rather than separating education into silos—classrooms, subjects, schedules, and outcomes—A.W.E. weaves learning, land stewardship, community life, and creative expression into a connected whole. It is not a single program or place, but a dynamic ecosystem that integrates pedagogy, environment, and relationships.
Learning & Pedagogical Spaces
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Indoor and outdoor learning studios
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Nature-immersed classrooms and forest learning zones
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Project-based labs for science, arts, and humanities
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Quiet spaces for reflection, reading, and nervous system regulation
Educator Training & Certification
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Teacher training and certification spaces
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Curriculum research and development labs
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Observation classrooms and pedagogical residencies
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Ongoing professional development and international exchange
Regenerative Land & Agriculture
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Regenerative and sustainable agriculture fields
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Educational farm and garden-to-table programs
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Composting, soil regeneration, and water stewardship systems
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Animal care and ecological observation zones
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Seasonal food production integrated into daily learning
Research, Innovation & Idea Incubation
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Student idea incubators supporting real-world problem solving
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Creative studios for design, storytelling, and media
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Maker spaces for prototyping, building, and experimentation
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Mentorship hubs connecting students with educators, artisans, and innovators
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Platforms to support students in bringing ideas from concept to reality
Community & Collaboration Spaces
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Indoor and outdoor learning studios
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Nature-immersed classrooms and forest learning zones
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Project-based labs for science, arts, and humanities
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Quiet spaces for reflection, reading, and nervous system regulation
Wellbeing & Embodiment
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Movement and embodiment studios (yoga, dance, somatic practices)
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Nature-based wellness and quiet zones
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Spaces supporting emotional intelligence and nervous system health
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Outdoor play, exploration, and rest areas
Cafe' and Kitchen Lab
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Campus cafés serving seasonal, locally sourced food
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Child-accessible kitchen labs and culinary classrooms
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Informal social spaces that encourage connection and conversation
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Outdoor eating areas integrated into the landscape
Infrastructure with Purpose
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Student idea incubators supporting real-world problem solving
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Creative studios for design, storytelling, and media
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Maker spaces for prototyping, building, and experimentation
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Mentorship hubs connecting students with educators, artisans, and innovators
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Platforms to support students in bringing ideas from concept to reality
A.W.E. builds on over a decade of experience in nature-based education, curriculum design, and community-rooted learning across the U.S. and Europe. The International Campus is not a starting point, but a convergence—bringing together years of practice, a global network of educators, and a shared commitment to designing learning environments aligned with the world children are growing into.
We are currently inviting educators passionate about child-centered education and interested in training in the A.W.E. curriculum, alongside strategic partners, land collaborators, and mission-aligned stakeholders who wish to support and participate in the emergence of this living campus and the wider A.W.E. movement.
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