Doughnut Economics

You are invited to participate in a unique conversation and study of Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth. After reviewing book chapters and related websites, we will design new images to think like a 21st economist, answering: How to change economic goals?  See the big picture? Nurture human nature? Get savvy with systems thinking? Focus on distribution and regeneration systems instead of growth?  In each session the focus will be on local economics in your household, community, city or state. 

Kate Raworth challenges us to new economic thinking by drawing the change you want to see in the world: “By combining the well-known power of verbal framing with the hidden power of visual framing, we can give ourselves a far better chance of writing a new economic story – the one that we so desperately need for a safe and just 21st century.  It’s easy to get started. Just pick up a pencil and draw.”

Facilitated by Jan Sanders and Karen Snyder, the sessions are held every other week: September: 7 and 21, and October 5 and 19 from 8-9:30 PM Eastern time.