Kate Raworth

“The forest does not belong to us, it belongs to us all” – Global Canopy At a special event in London, Global Canopy and the Ostara Collective hosted a conversation bringing together three of the most respected Indigenous leaders and guardians of ancestral wisdom from Braz...

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exactly.

Powerful finding in this concise & punchy report. Over 90% of UK business professionals surveyed believe businesses should align with the principles of Doughnut Economics - but most massively underestimate how many of their peers also do. @jenimiles.bsky.social www.jenimiles.com/research/pos...

‘It feels cool to be a cog in change’: how doughnut economics is reshaping a Swedish town A casual mention of Kate Raworth’s theory has grown into the basis for decision making in Tomelilla

A little town in Sweden - Tomelilla - is pioneering what it means to put Doughnut Economics into practice. This could well become inspiration to many towns and villages seeking to create a different kind of future... @doughnuteconomics.bsky.social www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Hi Matthew - totally agree, these times are not uniquely tough, and so I didn't say so. But they are not so easy either.

If you're searching for inspiration in these extraordinarily challenging times, look to the possibilities that history holds. This deeply thought-provoking book by my favourite social philosopher (yes he's my partner) is now out in paperback. A powerful summer read awaits @romankrznaric.bsky.social

Ancestral Futures: Water, Wealth and Wisdom in a World on Fire Join three of the most respected Indigenous leaders from Brazil and the Amazon in conversation with two of the UK’s most creative thinkers.

What happens when the Western neoliberal economic mindset meets indigenous cosmology - I am hugely looking forward to this conversation. Join us in person in London (seats going fast) or online everywhere (seats for all) Weds 9th July. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ancestral-...

YouTube video by AlJazeera Arabic قناة الجزيرة المقابلة - الأكاديمي والخبير الاقتصادي جيسون هيكل

I joined Al Jazeera Arabic for this interview on capitalism and imperialism in the world economy... and the importance of national liberation struggle in the global South. www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5FA...

Academic Community of Practice webinar | DEAL Doughnut Economics for University: How to bring the doughnut into your teaching

Calling all academics interested in integrating the concepts of Doughnut Economics into your teaching, and joining a group of peers doing the same - we are hosting a webinar today on this very topic, Tues 1st July at 4.30pm UK time - do join us if you can. doughnuteconomics.org/events/acade...

I'm hugely looking forward to this festival - I'll also be hosting Doughnut Economics Circus there, so come for the serious discussion, and for the Big Top fun too....

Join me at Byline Festival this July for Doughnut Economics Circus - I'll be your Ringmaster as we playfully but profoundly take on the Battle for the Biosphere: Nature vs Finance.

Paperback Writer! 'Dear Sir or Madam, will you read my book - It took me years to write, will you take a look?'

Cull of the Wild by @hedgehoghugh.bsky.social transformed my relationship with the natural world. Out in paperback today, with stellar endorsements from
@georgemonbiot.bsky.social and @chrisgpackham.bsky.social
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Coming up now! Join us for this webinar today at 5pm UK BST...

That's great to hear Lucy - and we'd love to learn from you about how you are doing it - I'm sure your example would inspire others. If you can join our webinar on 31 March please do!

Hi David, I'd love to understand what gave you that impression. It's quite the opposite: the slides we provide are like a set of ingredients - you can pick and mix as many or as few as you like.

Teaching Doughnut Economics in Universities | DEAL A webinar for lecturers & professors interested in bringing Doughnut Economics into their curricula and teaching

Calling profs and lecturers! If you are interested in bringing the concepts of Doughnut Economics into your teaching - whatever the discipline - then our webinar on Monday 31 March is especially for you. Join us and let's get the Doughnut on the curriculum.... doughnuteconomics.org/events/teach...

Lessons from history for a better future How can the lessons of the past help us navigate the turbulence of the present and future? Social philosopher Roman Krznaric explores why history isn’t just a record of what’s gone wrong — it’s also f...

“History offers us an antidote to the idea of an inevitable clash of civilizations” - of war, xenophobia, violence. But we need to look both to the future and the past right now as climate migration increases. #cordoba www.ted.com/talks/roman_... @kateraworth.bsky.social @romankrznaric.bsky.social

she self-labels as a renegade economist.

Join us for this webinar today to explore real businesses whose deep design enables them to move towards a regenerative and distributive future.

Lessons from history for a better future How can the lessons of the past help us navigate the turbulence of the present and future? Social philosopher Roman Krznaric explores why history isn’t just a record of what’s gone wrong — it’s also f...

What can we learn from history for the change we need to bring about today? This fantastic new TED talk by @romankrznaric.bsky.social is packed full of inspiration - from ancient Japan to medieval Spain - including on the powerful role of disruptive social movements. www.ted.com/talks/roman_...

BP shifts course, boosting fossil fuel investments and cutting renewables BP said on Wednesday it would increase annual oil and gas investment to $10 billion, returning the focus to fossil fuels, as part of CEO Murray Auchincloss' efforts to boost returns and improve financial performance.

The Stone Age didn’t end because we ran out of stone.

Society has changed before at the scale we need it to today: but that change was never catalyzed by presidents, PMs, or CEOs of the richest companies of the time.

The fossil fuel age won’t end until we ordinary people demand it does.

DEAL: The first five years | DEAL A brief recap of DEAL's journey so far, including three annual reports since we launched in 2019

Hi Bluesky! We're Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL).

Get to know us and our work a little better: doughnuteconomics.org/stories/deal...

#DoughnutEconomics

"Fact is: rich countries today still look like see-saws: when GDP goes up, nature goes down. The real question is: which one do you really want to save?" – Timothee Parrique

"If we want to catch the last train home, we're gonna have to run. Not just run, spring for our lives. If you break into a slow jog, we're going to miss that rain. And that train is the stability of the climate, which will undermine all of our lives irrevocably into the future." – Kate Haworth

"Our job is nothing less than to unravel the systematic distortions of value that lie at the core of a broken capitalism. And to begin to construct an economy of care, craft, and creativity fit for purpose on a finite planet." – Tim Jackson

"Millionaires alone are on track to burn 72% of the remaining carbon budget for 1.5 degrees. This is an egregious assault on humanity and the living world and none of us should accept it. We need to realize that it is irrational and unjust for us to continue devoting our energy and resources to support an overconsuming elite in the middle of a climate emergency." – Jason Hickel

Some important wisdom from:
@timparrique.bsky.social
@kateraworth.bsky.social
@proftimjackson.bsky.social
@jasonhickel.bsky.social

Check out #wellbeingeconomy, #degrowth, #doughnuteconomics if you haven't yet.

Technology alone won't save us. We need a new economic approach. #ClimateCrisis

sorry I missed that chance...

thanks Chris! and if you liked that, you might like this amazing community of folks putting Doughnut Economics into practice... doughnuteconomics.org

If you know anyone who is into ecological economics + model making + doughnuts then this may well be their ideal next project. Do check it out, or pass it on - the outcomes of this work will be really valuable in remaking economic futures...

thanks Matthew, so glad to hear you find them useful!

If you're interested in post-growth economic thinking, this newly published article will be right up your street. It was a big pleasure to work on it with such a fantastic group of co-authors. Check it out here: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

The @london.gov.uk has an advisory Commission whose objectives sound a lot like @kateraworth.bsky.social #DoughnutEconomics. What if this was how London worked. "Providing People's Needs Within the Planet's Limits". What a goal.

We Must Draw The Line

Extreme wealth threatens our democracy, our planet, and our society as we know it.

Over 370 millionaires and billionaires have a message for the world leaders at Davos: draw the line and tax us, the super rich, to save the world.

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