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The Renaissance
of Relationship
Since 2009, The International Center for
Ethnobotanical Education, Research, and Service
(ICEERS) has been dedicated to the complex
globalization process of Indigenous plant medicines
and the cultural systems they are rooted in.
We work globally for the health, safety and
fundamental rights of all communities involved. Our
goal is to evolve society's relationship with these
medicines and traditional knowledge-holding
communities, so that together we can create
systemic change towards a shared humanity and
culture of Life.
The core of our work is to weave relationships of trust
and alliance among plant medicine, psychedelic and
Indigenous leaders, academic experts, global change
makers and government agencies, bringing all
knowledges together.
The key to a collective healing revolution does not
lie in a renaissance of substances, but a
renaissance of relationship. Our relationship with
ourselves, with each other, with Indigenous
peoples and with Life itself.
14 years in service Building a united community.
of our global community Envisioning the future, together
As we build a strong, accountable community, based
Standing by people who are prosecuted,
on trust, service and learning, we can bring our
by those in need of integration and crisis support, or by
collective wealth of knowledge and experience
Indigenous leaders in the defense of their territories.
together to work towards a shared future.
ICEERS has been in service since its inception:
ICEERS Legal Defense Program Dandelion model
Supported 283 legal incidents in 44 countries since 2010 Seeded & accompanied practitioner community
self-regulation in over 7 countries
ICEERS Online Support Center
Provided free integration and crisis support to over
Biocultural Conservation
1,200 people in need since 2013 Served Indigenous partners in creation of the
Indigenous Medicine Conservation Fund
Multidisciplinary & Intercultural research
Conducting research needed to advance our mission,
through global partnerships Law propositions for government
Community-guided policy proposals
Alliance building with Indigenous Leaders
Worked with Indigenous partners for mutual learning,
strengthening and collective impact