About R4Rs
Reality is not a singular, fixed entity; it is layered, fluid, and deeply entangled with the perspectives of those who engage with it. It perpetually exceeds human understanding, leaving us to navigate its complexities through stories passed down across generations. These stories, while once vital, function as heuristics—approximate guides rather than complete truths. Yet, many of the stories we have inherited are no longer sufficient for the challenges we face today. In fact, some have expired, their usefulness eroded by the realities of a planet in distress.
What we need is not simply new stories but a different relationship with storytelling and reality itself. This shift is essential to confront the consequences of outdated narratives and to embrace the multiplicity and movement of our shared existence. Centering Gen Z leadership, R4R envisions pathways for cross-generational engagement rooted in repair, regeneration, responsibility, and resilience. These pathways aim to support all generations in facing inherited challenges, navigating the complexities of multiple and ever-evolving realities, and learning from the recurring mistakes of the past—not to eradicate mistakes altogether, but to create space for new and more conscious mistakes moving forward. serving hundreds of individuals each year.
Let's be real
The world’s a mess, and every generation has played a part in it. From Boomers blaming Millennials for everything, to Gen Z thinking a TikTok trend can solve global collapse, we’re all stumbling through a world on fire. R4Rs isn’t about “fixing” one generation or another; it’s about working together to weave the relationships we need to survive without killing each other in the chaos.
We’re centering Gen Z in leadership (because they’re learning to “adult” while inheriting this mess) and creating a space where everyone can bring their best ideas, worst habits, and most awkward intergenerational moments to the table. Together, we’ll tackle complexity, learn to support each other, and maybe even come out a little bit wiser on the other side.