MatriHub Clan Community

The MatriHub Clan is our living laboratory for investigating new forms of social organization.

MatriHub is a living archive of matriarchal field research for educators, communicators, and researchers who want to ground their projects in new social paradigms instead of shallow corporate theories. Access the raw material, apply it to your work, and simply cite the source.

This space is for:
Women who educate, communicate, and lead, and who are exhausted from seeking solutions within the same failed patriarchal models. Also for men dissatisfied with the current model of manhood and seeking alternatives.

MatriHub provides continuous access to primary data, translations, and field documentaries on the 4 dimensions (social, political, economic, and cultural) of original matriarchal societies. Unlike methodologies devoid of innovation, we deliver the theoretical rigor of Prof. Heide Goettner-Abendroth combined with real-world experience lived in grassroots communities.

You can (and should!) use excerpts from our documentaries in your classes. You can use our field reports to support your articles and lectures. The only rule in our Clan: honor the invisible work by citing MatriHub as a source.

How to navigate our collection
To help you easily find references for your own work or studies, we have organized all our content into main collections in the platform menu:

🌍 Collection 1: 360º Vision (The Immersion)
Complete documentaries and cross-disciplinary encounters that show the cultural ecosystem of each people in an integral way.

🎒 Collection 2: Field Diaries (The Living Process)
Access to the behind-the-scenes of our trips, raw materials, on-site testimonies, and the preparation of our journeys.

🔍 Collection 3: The Matriarchal Lens, a practical overview divided into 4 pillars.

Reflections and excerpts divided by the 4 structural levels of matriarchal societies (Heide Goettner-Abendroth):

• The Economic Pillar (Economy of reciprocity, sustenance, and nature)
• The Social Pillar (The clan, matrilineality, and collective care)
• The Political Pillar (Consensus, leadership, and conflict resolution)
• The Cultural Pillar (Worldviews, celebrations, and the sacred)

Who is behind it:

Mara Carneiro: 20 years of experience in innovation and sustainable transformation.

André Mafra: 30 years of experience in human development.

We are assistant professors trained at the HAGIA Academy of Matriarchal Studies (Germany). We combine our corporate and human development experience with the urgency of documenting cultures that hold solutions for the future.

Become a member and join us: https://www.patreon.com/c/MatriHub

Best regards,

Mara Carneiro & André Mafra
MatriHub Team