ABOUT LEGACY PROJECT

What matters to you and what legacy are you creating? This is y/our legacy project – the legacy project of our time.

The heart of the Legacy Project's work, 7-Generation GTB, is about growing something new and vital at a pivotal moment in human history.

We empower generations, grounded by the land, to #ChangeTheStory for the wellbeing of lives, communities, and the planet in the context of past, present, and future.

Founded in 2000, the Legacy Project is an independent systems research, education, and innovation group. We draw on multidisciplinary research in the natural and social sciences, as well as Indigenous worldviews and knowledge.

We're based at The Cedars, on 100 acres of environmentally-protected land near Toronto, Canada. The heart of The Cedars is the Legacy Table – a place to discuss the big stuff.

We are the GTB Core Team, stewarding social and ecological regeneration on Turtle Island, specifically in the Greater Tkaronto Bioregion (GTB), and learning with and from other bioregions around the planet as we co-steward the story of Bioregional Earth.

CONNECT, CREATE, CHANGE

Connecting with each other, the land, and new ideas. Creating new ways of being in an uncertain time. All to #ChangeTheStory of how we live with each other and all life on a changing planet. This is y/our Legacy Project and you can Connect, Create, Change with us

OUR STORY

It's about big time –
lifetimes across generations in a time of change. Our understanding and experience of time profoundly influences how we think and act, individually and collectively. The Legacy Project's story begins with an old clock

SPEAKING/PRESENTATIONS

On topics from life to death, dreams to legacy, and everything in between, Founder Susan V. Bosak is thought-provoking, inspiring, and authentic. A researcher, educator, big-picture thinker, and bestselling author, she shares from both her head and her heart

PARTNERS & FUNDERS

In the multidisciplinary work we do, the Legacy Project brings together many voices – across generations, silos, and worldviews. We are in relationship and reciprocity with many wonderful individuals, groups, and organizations. And we gratefully acknowledge the support of key funders

IN THE NEWS

Here you'll find news releases from the Legacy Project, as well as links to media items that have appeared about our work. You can also download graphics

CONTACT

Inquiries, comments, suggestions? Here's how to get in touch with the Legacy Project by phone, e-mail, or postal mail