Daniel Greenberg Email & Phone Number

North America

Uplift, connect, and empower all those venturing to join, grow, and learn from intentional communities by serving as the resource hub for the intentional communities movement.

Shutesbury, MA

Oversee all aspects of CAPE, which develops high-quality, custom programs based in ecovillages around the world.

Shutesbury, MA

Oversee all aspects of Earth Deeds, which offers online tools for groups and individuals to understand and "onset" their carbon footprints and support sustainability projects of their choice.

Findhorn, Scotland, United Kingdom

Co-faculty for Sustainable Living (PLSOILIN 185), Spring 2011; Spring 2013

Oversaw all aspects of Living Routes, an educational non-profit partnering with UMass-Amherst to offer college-level ecovillage-based education programs that promote sustainability. Returning Faculty on Spring 2010 semester program in Auroville, India.

Taught courses in Human Ecology and Sustainable Community Development.

Developed and directed college-level semester programs at communities in U.S., India, and Europe; curricula (e.g., sustainable development, deep ecology, ecological audit-ing, systems thinking); administration (e.g., marketing, database, university relations).

Helped children publish reviews of tools and ideas that positively affect their lives.

Directed the FF Youth Project, family workshops; conducted short-term counseling, crisis intervention, and psychological assessments with children and their families.

Taught Introduction to Child Psychology and assisted for Research Methods, Cross-Cultural Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, and Children and Youth in Society.

Counseled Native American children and families; facilitated children's self-esteem workshops and groups; conducted intellectual and emotional assessments.

Ph.D., Child Development And School Psychology

Thesis: "Children and Education within Contemporary U.S. Intentional Communities"

B.A., Psychology

B.A. in Psychology