Daniel Greenberg is an ecovillage advocate, educator, and storyteller working at the intersection of imagination, governance, and social repair. He was Founding Director of Living Routes, which partnered with the University of Massachusetts in Amherst to run study-abroad programs based in sustainable communities, including Auroville and Findhorn. Daniel co-founded Gaia Education, served as President of the Global Ecovillage Network, and was Director of Education at the Findhorn Foundation until its closure in 2023. He currently is Director of Partnerships and Networking at the Foundation for Intentional Community and facilitates storytelling and future-visioning processes internationally. Daniel entered the world of voice acting on a lark in 2017 and has since produced over 25 audiobooks. He is also writing a speculative science-fiction novel exploring collective transformation and looks forward to producing his own soon!
35 years of living and working in communities around the world
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