A chance for people to discuss various issues/topics and what they might mean for each of us.
“We have been calling for change, and suddenly it is upon us, perhaps not as we expected. How can we use this time, this opportunity and challenge, this time of grief and joy and resetting, to take a positive path from here?”
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Doughnut Economics – Thurs 21st May 7 pm to 9.15 pm
Are we stuck with continuing growth, leading us inevitably to further climate and environmental crises/disaster? An alternative model is ‘Doughnut Economics’.
This will be an evening of learning, explanations, Q&As and discussions. We will start as one group, have a Q&A session, break into smaller groups for discussions and return to the main group for the end.
Jay Tompt , expert in grass roots ‘new economics’, will help guide us through Doughnut Economics: what it is and isn’t, what it could mean for us and what changes it is already making in the world.
IMPORTANT – BEFORE THE MEETING:
- Please, you MUST have at least: watched a TED talk and/or read an article on Doughnut Economics (see list below). This will be assumed on the meeting.
- Feel free to send any questions/topics you’d like to be considered for this event to discussions@itsorted.org.uk
There will be a 10 minute break at 8 pm for people to go outside to applaud front-line workers.
Our discussion evenings
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The evenings are a chance for people to discuss various issues/topics and what they might mean for each of us.
I find I can best “get to grips” with a subject when I’m in a group discussing it, hearing other people’s (and sometimes my own) views. I find myself thinking “Yes, I agree with that”, “no I don’t agree with that” and “I’ve never thought about that”.
And, when I know I’ll be discussing it with others, I’m more inspired to read up about it.
Past Discussions