Whole Earth Economics Project (Past)

Seeking People for the Whole Earth Economics Project to Help Save Earth

Please Note: This event has now finished and can no longer be joined.

WHOLE EARTH ECONOMICS PROJECT

  • Join us for the WEE Project group meeting on the third Sunday of each month, 12 pm ET.

  • To help Earth and humanity, we are seeking 12 economic student volunteers for a web-based Whole Earth Economics project.



  • Let me know if you have any suggestions on where to find students interested in new economics.

  • This meeting will provide an orientation to Whole Earth Economics, including Doughnut Economics, Wellbeing Economy, and other developments in the field needed to save and humanity the rest of nature.

  • We are also a supportive space to discuss what is going on, each other's needs and 
     wants, and what we want to let go of and change.

  • You can invite colleagues, friends, and students to join our meeting.

  • We are meeting collaboratively  🔅  to grow  🌱  this creatively  🎡  in a fun way 😊    


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    Sanford Hinden

    Dix Hills, New York, United States of America

    I work to create political and economic transformation for wisdom and wellbeing on Earth.

    Luis Palicio

    Leeds (UK) / Oviedo (Spain)

    I want to learn more about how we can apply doughnut economics to our local community.

    Leonie Bouget Le Bailly

    Hay-on-Wye, Powys, Wales, United Kingdom

    I'm interested to see what connections could be made through this network, I want to learn and share resources and ideas

    Ankit Wadhwa

    Canada

    Doughnut economy sounded like the missing piece in my course!
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