BIO Karin Lindeman-Boere

Karin Lindeman-Boere is a Dutch community leader, mother of five, and bridge between ancestral wisdom and modern systems. Of Frisian descent with ancestral motherlines from Indigenous coastal nations of Northern Europe, Karin is deeply connected to natural ecosystems and matriarchal traditions. Her work centers on empowering grandmothers, supporting children, and fostering thriving, resilient communities.

Drawing on teachings from Indigenous Elders and spiritual leaders across the Americas and Europe, Karin brings a profound understanding of First Nations principles and matriarchal community structures. She has been trained in dialogue and consultation circles by Chief Phil Lane Jr. and holds a Master’s degree in International Management, alongside academic studies in Sinology at Leiden and Erasmus Universities.

Karin has received extensive training in Family Constellation work, Community Building, and Professional Communication. She is the founder and director of the Four World Foundation in the Netherlands—an affiliate of the Four Worlds International Institute—dedicated to restoring and exchanging Indigenous knowledge across continents.

With clarity, compassion, and spiritual guidance, Karin connects people to purpose and lineage, supporting cultural reconnection, collective healing, and the reawakening of pre-colonial wisdom to guide future generations.