To advance system change, it might be more useful to move away from such labels, as they are divisive and confusing for most people. How can we replace what we have now with something built around a non-extractive, free market?
Climate Adaptation: Accounts of Resilience, Self-Sufficiency and Systems Change, bravely sets out to take a systemic look at the issue of climate change, while supporting the voices of those that stand to be the most affected by it.
The global capitalist system that rewards competition and the exploitation of nature for the accumulation of individual wealth can no longer be logically and ethically argued as best system for an economy bounded by social injustices and planetary restraints.
Certainly, global warming will negatively effect certain resources and thus reduce economic growth—but, ironically, few economists will admit that degrowth may be the only solution to solve climate change.
Via Campesina, a movement representing millions of people across the globe, has released a powerful manifesto highlighting the destructive role of imperialism.
Announcing the winners of this year’s Flash Fiction Challenge, Visioning a Better World Beyond the Pandemic with feedback on the winning story from our guest judge, Thomas Rain Crowe.
Achieving effective systems change requires action at many levels, but we are currently mostly scratching the surface. How can we aim to achieve complete systems change?
How can stories and narratives support systems change in the transition to a new story of humanity after COVID-19, one where we move forward together in a way that unites our global society?
When we turn on the television these days, we mostly see negative news and can easily end up feeling discouraged and stressed. Do not despair, however, for there are also many great things happening all over the world. Meet five wonderful people who started inspiring projects in several vitally important areas and who are currently taking action to make the world a better place.
An emerging economy is replacing capitalism in all its shapes and forms – and it is not called green capitalism.
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