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Hosted by Humus & Educat · society · EN · 7 episodes
The ‘Skills for Crisis’ project acknowledges that ecological tipping points, social collapse and multiple crises have been reached. They will be and already are our reality. The world as we know it is coming to an end. Embracing this thought, faces us as individuals, but also our communities with questions, feelings and processes, forcing us to leave our known ground of “solving” and “saving”. Together we want to explore what civil society organisations, our communities and social movements need in order to react and act in Solidarity to crises . We want to learn from the past, support healing in the present and shape the way we enter the future. For a whole year, we have been collecting and discussing existing knowledge and practices about crises and developed workshops based on five streams of thoughts. This podcasts provides insights in our endeavor. More information on the project, the content and the written handbook can be found here: <a
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe ‘Skills for Crisis’ project acknowledges that ecological tipping points, social collapse and multiple crises have been reached. They will be and already are our reality. The world as we know it is coming to an end.
Skills for Crisis is hosted by Humus & Educat. The show has published 7 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Politics of emotion, from (Indivudual) Fears to (Collective) Cares and examples of the anti-authoritarian strategy handbook: “Beyond Molotovs”: Input by Firoozeh Farvardin" (14 July 2026, 38 minutes), "Herbalism, A talk with Fine (Educat) and Nastya (AntiWarHub)" (7 July 2026, 18 minutes), and "Re-Centering Mental Health in times of Crisis, A talk with Fine (Educat) and Alice and Giuliana (Collective Care Berlin)" (30 June 2026, 42 minutes).
Skills for Crisis publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 7 episodes.
Booking probability for Skills for Crisis is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Skills for Crisis requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Skills for Crisis's contact route on record: public web form.
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Humus & Educat hosts Skills for Crisis, a society show with 7 episodes published.
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Episode #7
Politics of emotion, from (Indivudual) Fears to (Collective) Cares and examples of the anti-authoritarian strategy handbook: “Beyond Molotovs”: Input by Firoozeh Farvardin. The audio with an introduction from Fine...
Episode #6
Herbalism – A talk with Fine (Educat) and Nastya (AntiWarHub). The audio is around 18 minutes. The spoken language is English. Nastya talks about herbalism, things to keep in mind before starting, favorite herbs and...
Episode #5
Re-Centering Mental Health in times of Crisis– A talk with Fine (Educat) and Alice and Giuliana (Collective Care Berlin). The audio is 42 Minutes and includes guided practice to activate your senses, examples on...
Episode #4
Understanding the Path – A talk with Fine (Educat) and Omut (Kuchnia Konfliktu Foundation) and Sanjar (CodeYourPath and Digiteria). The audio is 28 minutes. The spoken language is English. Fine, Omut and Sanjar talk...
Episode #3
Solidarity in the face of climate disasters – A talk with Fine (Educat) and Payal Parekh. The spoken language is English. Fine and Payal talk about Framing and why language matters, Crisis Response and Mapping Skills...
Episode #2
<p>Fighting For Transnational Justice – A talk with Laura (Humus) and Adama Dicko.</p><p>The audio is almost 30 Minutes. The spoken language is English. Laura and Adama talk about their cooperation, different...
Episode #1
<p>Strengthening Civil Society Through Mutual Aid – A talk with Fine (Educat) and Dean Spade.</p><p>The audio is almost 37 minutes. The spoken language is English. Fine and Dean talk about community care and mutual aid...
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