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Vcil Community Membership
A home for changemakers, seekers, and dreamers
building a wellbeing and regenerative future
Embracing Change Together
If you’re feeling the urgency of climate breakdown, inequality, or broken education systems…
If you’re done with shallow conversations and want to take real, meaningful action…
If you’re looking for a community that’s walking the talk of systemic change…
If you're on the journey seeking for a new path for your life, your career, your education or your children's learning journey...
Welcome to Vcil Community Membership! You are our missing piece!
How we create social change together
Vcil Community Membership is where educators, farmers, artists, researchers, activists, youth leaders, and social entrepreneurs come together to:
✅ Understand complex global issues
✅ Take grassroots action
✅ Build community alternatives
✅ Rethink systems — from food to money to education
We are shifting the paradigm towards wellbeing & regeneration through inner transformation + ecosystem building + social entrepreneurship.
What You Get as a Vcil Community Member
Why Join Us
Building a wellbeing & regenerative world
The systems we live in — economic, educational, social, ecological — are in crisis.
We need deep change, not surface solutions.
And that starts with people coming together to reimagine, co-create, and act.
This is what Vcil Community is doing — and you’re invited to be part of it.
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Our Members' Sharings
"Being a Vcil member is such a blessing...
Last September (2024), I was given the opportunity by Vcil Community to attend a conference on “Peasants’ Rights and Seed Law” held in Thailand, as a Vcil member. There, I had the chance to meet many young farmers from various countries in Southeast Asia.
Although I’m a farmer, terms like “peasants’ rights” and “seed law” sounded so unfamiliar to me. So before the trip, I went around my neighborhood to ask the elders, uncles, aunties, and older siblings — representatives of three generations of local farmers where I live. Some shook their heads; others said, “Farmers have the right to decide what crops to grow that season.”
Encouraged by that, I asked them how they preserve seeds. Surprisingly, one elderly lady — the oldest farming generation — still keeps many seed varieties from the liberation era, meaning they’re over 50 years old. The middle generation keeps only a few, and the younger farmers mostly buy ready-made seeds from companies.
I packed a few seeds I’d been given and some stories, and off we went. Thankfully, Vcil Community helped translate the massive amount of information during the three-day event (super grateful to Vũ 🥰)..."
Sister Phi Yến, Membership of Vcil Community since 2023
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