Indigenous-Led Online Courses Mobilizing Humanity Toward Biocultural Restoration
Previous Collaborations
Course Spotlight
• Upcoming Live Course
Food Warriors
February 8, 15, and 22, 2026 • Sundays, 9-11am PST
All sessions recorded–attend live or watch later.
Learn from Indigenous food warriors and food producers as you explore their value systems for relating to self and land. Walk away with a concrete plan for bringing food to your community this spring, summer, or fall.
Pay what you can
Suggested donation $40-$60 per student. No one turned away for lack of funds. 100% of profits go to Indigenous-led regenerative projects.
An Economic Engine for Good
100% of net proceeds are donated to social and environmental healing projects, with over $22,000 donated toward bison revitalization so far.
In addition to teaching all who are willing to learn, we raise money through our suggested donations to support social and ecological healing projects, such as urban gardens, tribal-led ecological restoration projects, call-in parties to senators, and more.
Our courses are ultimately not for profit— ReHuman exists to be in service to life as a giving force for humans, non-human relatives, and future generations. No one is turned away for lack of funds for ReHuman courses.
Meet the Founder
Lyla June Johnston, PhD
Lyla June Johnston (Diné/Tsétsêhéstâhese) specializes in Indigenous Regenerative Ecosystem Design. Through the survey and study of hundreds of case studies of successful Indigenous food systems, she has developed an understanding of some of the physical and moral attributes of these land management strategies.
She has traveled nationally and internationally lecturing on how humanity can learn and apply these lessons today. Dr. Johnston graduated from Stanford University with honors with a degree in environmental anthropology. She also holds a masters degree in Indigenous Teaching Methods from the University of New Mexico. Dr. Johnston also integrates the traditional teachings she grew up with to inform her perspectives and solutions. Her PhD research focused on the ways in which pre-colonial Indigenous Nations shaped large regions of Turtle Island (aka the Americas) to produce abundant food systems for humans and non-humans. She teaches alongside a beautiful network of guest speakers, elders, practitioners, and knowledge keepers.
Guest Speakers
-
![An older man with gray hair and glasses wearing a pink shirt and a patterned vest, standing in what appears to be a grocery store or supermarket.]()
Gary Besaw
Director of the Menominee Tribal Department of Agriculture and Food
greatlakesintertribalfood.org -
![A young woman with dark curly hair wearing a black hat decorated with seashells, standing in front of green foliage. She has a large necklace with a pink and brown pendant and is smiling slightly.]()
Tela Troge
Shinnecock Kelp Farmers Co-Founder
shinnecockkelpfarmers.com -
![A middle-aged man with short gray hair and a slight smile, wearing a light-colored checkered shirt outdoors with green trees in the background.]()
Valentin Lopez
Chair of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band and President of the Amah Mutsun Land Trust
amahmutsunlandtrust.org -
![A woman with dark red lipstick, glasses, earrings, and a necklace, smiling at the camera.]()
Tiffany Pyette
Founder and Co-Executive Director of the Appalachian Rekindling Project
appalachianrekindlingproject.org -
![A man in a plaid shirt and beige bucket hat looking into the distance, with a landscape background and a large axe strapped to his back.]()
Buck Johnston
Director of Earth L.A.W.S.
earthlaws.org -
![A man wearing a wide-brimmed hat, glasses, an orange scarf, and a beige jacket standing outdoors with a white decorative wall and outdoor furniture in the background.]()
Timo Granzotti
Sr. Designer & Lead Instructor at Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, Co-Founder at People of the Forest
oaec.org
abetterera.org -
![A smiling man in a dark suit and light blue shirt standing outdoors with greenery in the background.]()
Don Shaffer
-
![A man with short dark hair and a necklace outdoors with a cloudy sky and trees in the background.]()
Roberto Nutlous
Watershed Restoration Specialist
nihikeya.org -
![A woman with short dark hair smiling and crouching in a grassy field with trees in the background.]()
Ember Amador
Executive Assistant for California Heritage: Indigenous Research Project
chirpca.org -
![A woman with short gray hair sitting outdoors among tall plants during sunset, wearing a black top and a necklace, smiling softly.]()
Hilary Giovale
Author of “Becoming a Good Relative”
goodrelative.com -
![Woman with black hair and a red shirt, standing outdoors with a painted mural in the background.]()
Desirae Harp
Mishewal Wappo Community Organizer/Musician
desiraeharp@gmail.com
Featured Self-Paced Courses
-
![Young green plants sprouting in a gardening tray with soil and water droplets on leaves.]()
Becoming a Regenerative Human Level 1
Generate your unique strategic plan to catalyze life and ecosystem health in your backyard and beyond with Dr. Lyla June Johnston.
-
![Two hands with gloves planting a small seedling in dark soil, with a black watering pipe nearby.]()
Becoming a Regenerative Human Level 2
Further our regenerative projects for Mother Earth through focused coaching from Dr. Lyla June Johnston.
-
![Group of people gathered around and sitting on a large wooden structure resembling a log cabin, outdoors under cloudy sky, with a dog nearby.]()
Building Solidarity with Indigenous Communities 101
Learn basic do’s and dont’s when collaborating with grassroots Indigenous efforts in service to life.
with Dr. Lyla June Johnston & Guest Teachers
Subscribe to our newsletter
Join thousands learning to become regenerative humans