The Regenerative
Sovereignty Summit
at Casa Conejo.
Food sovereignty meets monetary sovereignty on MurphsLife’s 46-acre regenerative campus in El Salvador.
Bitcoin Histórico brings the world to San Salvador to talk about monetary sovereignty. The next day, we invite that conversation to continue on the land — through food, farming, resilient systems, regenerative enterprise, and the people building real independence from the ground up.
Real land. Real systems. The other half of sovereignty.
Join 247+ people already on the list
Attendees · Speakers · Sponsors · Partners · Creators · Aligned Companies
- 46
- Owned acres at Casa Conejo
- 11.5M+
- Combined MurphsLife network reach
- 3 Days
- November 13–15, directly after Bitcoin Histórico
- 501(c)(3)
- U.S. & SV Nonprofit · ADDN-Aligned Regenerative Development
What This Is
Not a conference. A real farm. A real community.
The Regenerative Sovereignty Summit is a hands-on gathering at Casa Conejo, MurphsLife Foundation’s 46-acre regenerative campus in El Salvador. It’s where food sovereignty, monetary sovereignty, regenerative living, practical self-reliance, and aligned community meet in one place — not as theory, but on real land being built in real time.
This page is your early access. We're building the attendee list, speaker roster, and partner lineup now — and the people who raise their hand first will have the most influence on what this becomes.
The differenceReal land. Real teachers. Real skills. Real people. Not a ballroom. Not a panel circuit. A working farm and a chance to learn things that actually matter.
Food Sovereignty
Growing, preserving, and building independence from fragile supply chains.
Regenerative Living
Land stewardship, livestock systems, and circular inputs that build rather than deplete.
Practical Self-Reliance
Skills you can actually use — preservation, products, systems, and tools.
Aligned Community
People building real things, not just talking about them.
The Convergence Thesis
Monetary sovereignty without food sovereignty is an incomplete revolution.
Sound money matters. But if people can’t grow food, preserve it, build local systems, and create resilient communities, sovereignty stays abstract. This Summit is about the other half of the equation: soil, food, water, animals, tools, products, business systems, and the people willing to build.
November 11–12, Bitcoin Histórico gathers the monetary-sovereignty movement in San Salvador. November 13–15, the conversation continues at Casa Conejo — for the food, land, and systems side of sovereignty.
The Timing Is the Point
The day after the money.
Where it meets the soil.
November 11–12, Bitcoin Histórico gathers the monetary-sovereignty movement in San Salvador. November 13–15, the conversation continues at Casa Conejo — a working regenerative farm — for the food, land, and systems side of sovereignty.
Already in El Salvador for Bitcoin Histórico? Extend the trip and come to the land.
Why People Are Interested
Four reasons this matters right now.
Whether you're a builder, a learner, a brand, or a creator — here's why this summit is worth showing up for.
Learn skills you can actually use
Not theory. Hands-on, practical knowledge around food, land, and resilient systems — taught by people who live it.
Connect with aligned people and companies
A curated room of builders, operators, educators, brands, and community members who care about the same things you do.
Experience it on a real regenerative farm
Casa Conejo is a working campus in El Salvador — 46 acres of real land, real systems, and real community being built right now.
Get in early and help shape it
We're building the program, the speaker lineup, and the partner roster now. The people who engage first will have the most direct influence on what this becomes.
Real Work. Real People.
This is what food sovereignty looks like in practice.
Casa Conejo employs local community members, grows food year-round, and is actively developing the training and hospitality infrastructure that will host the summit. When you come, you're not visiting a concept — you're walking into something already being built.
What We're Exploring
Seven tracks. Real skills.
The full program is being built now. These are the core areas — practical, hands-on, and grounded in what actually works.
Grow
Soil, gardens, crops, agroforestry, water, and land design.
Preserve
Fermentation, canning, dehydration, sourdough, kombucha, and food storage.
Make
Soaps, candles, herbal products, household goods, and cottage-industry basics.
Raise
Livestock, chickens, bees, rotational systems, and animal integration.
Build
Water, energy, waste, infrastructure, and resilient homestead systems.
Sell
Branding, modern tools, direct-to-consumer models, and community-driven commerce.
Sovereignty Stack
Bitcoin, Lightning, local trade, sovereign tools, and regenerative economics.
Who This Is For
Builders, learners, brands, and creators.
This isn't a general-audience event. It's for people who are already building, learning, or investing in this direction.
Attendees
You want hands-on skills, real relationships, and a weekend that changes how you think about independence.
Teachers & Speakers
You have hard-won knowledge in food systems, land stewardship, or sovereignty tools — and want to teach it on a working farm.
Sponsors & Brands
You want to reach a highly aligned audience of builders, operators, and practitioners — not passive consumers.
Partner Companies
You have tools, products, or services that serve people building real sovereignty — from soil to software.
Creators & Media
You want to document something real — not a conference, but a working farm and the people building on it.
Volunteers & Local Support
You’re in El Salvador or nearby and want to be part of building this on the ground.
Bitcoin & Sovereignty Builders
You understand monetary sovereignty and want to connect it to food, land, and real-world resilience.
Who You'll Learn From
The lineup is being built.
We're curating a mix of sovereignty voices, regenerative practitioners, builders, teachers, farmers, creators, and operators who actually live the work. Names will be announced as they're confirmed.
Announcing soon
Speaker · Teacher · Practitioner
Announcing soon
Speaker · Teacher · Practitioner
Announcing soon
Speaker · Teacher · Practitioner
Announcing soon
Speaker · Teacher · Practitioner
Partnerships & Sponsorships
Partner with the Summit.
We're building a curated partner roster for brands, companies, and organizations aligned with food, land, sovereignty, regenerative systems, practical tools, and community. This isn't a logo-on-a-banner event. The right partners get integrated into the experience, the programming, the content, and the long-term MurphsLife ecosystem.
Title Partner
Name-level association with the Summit. Main-stage presence, full integration across the farm experience, event media, partner channels, and post-event content. Limited to one.
Presenting Partner
Major presence across a day, experience, or programming area.
Track Sponsor
Support a programming track attendees actually remember, from soil to software.
Supporting Partner
Fund subsidized and community access. Recognition across our channels and in the room.
In-Kind / Tech Partner
Tools, products, or systems demonstrated live in a real-world setting on the farm.
partnerships@murphslifefoundation.org
Join the Interest List
Claim your place early.
Tell us how you want to be involved. Attendees, teachers, sponsors, partners, creators, and volunteers who raise their hand early will receive first updates and early consideration as the Summit comes together.
About MurphsLife & Casa Conejo
We're not planning this from a conference room.
MurphsLife Foundation is a 501(c)(3) U.S. & SV Nonprofit, ADDN-Aligned Regenerative Development organization building regenerative communities and sovereign infrastructure across Latin America — where food sovereignty and monetary sovereignty converge into real, measurable independence.
Casa Conejois our flagship campus in El Salvador — a 46-acre regenerative property operating as a working farm, training center, and community hub. It's part of a broader national regenerative development portfolio in partnership with the Salvadoran government.
We're not theorizing. We're building. The summit happens on land we actively steward — which means the context is real, the teachers live these systems, and the outcomes are measurable. November 13–15, 2026.
Real land. Real systems. Real outcomes.
Casa Conejo is a working campus — not a venue rental. The summit happens on land we actively steward, with teachers who live these systems.
501(c)(3) · U.S. & SV Nonprofit · ADDN-Aligned Regenerative Development
Registered 501(c)(3) with an active regenerative development partnership with the Salvadoran government through ADDN. EIN 85-3332093.
The Regenerative Sovereignty Summit · Casa Conejo · El Salvador
November 13–15, 2026.
Where sovereignty converges.
Food sovereignty. Monetary sovereignty. Land. Skills. Community. If you want to attend, speak, sponsor, partner, or create — add your info now and secure your place.
Most people won't think seriously about food sovereignty until it's too late. This is a chance to get ahead of that curve.
November 13–15, 2026 · Casa Conejo, El Salvador. We'll reach out to everyone on the list with registration details.