Today, we are learning from Franzisca Weder. As a communication and media scholar, Franzisca Weder knows that storytelling and the arts must sit alongside science, technology, business, and other disciplines to solve the challenges of sustainability and climate change. Throughout her 20-year career in tertiary education, she has focused on using various communication strategies and… Lees verder Spark sustainable conversations – Franzisca Weder
Tag: economy
Not-for-profit businesses as an alternative – Jennifer Hinton
Today, we are learning from Jennifer Hinton. Jennifer is a systems researcher and activist in the field of sustainable economy. Her work focuses on how societies relate to profit and how this relationship affects global sustainability challenges. She developed relationship-to-profit theory, which explains how key aspects of business and markets drive social and ecological sustainability… Lees verder Not-for-profit businesses as an alternative – Jennifer Hinton
A punch in the gut and a hopeful vision for the future – Paul Behrens
Vandaag het gesprek met Paul Behrens. Paul is an author and academic at Leiden University. His popular science book, The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: Futures from the Frontiers of Climate Science describes humanity’s current trajectory and possible futures in paired chapters of pessimism and hope, on topics including the economy, energy, land… Lees verder A punch in the gut and a hopeful vision for the future – Paul Behrens
Ideas for a grown-up economy – Katherine Trebeck
Vandaag het gesprek met Katherine Trebeck. Katherine is an advocate for economic change with roles including writer-in-residence at the University of Edinburgh and a Strategic Advisor for the Centre for Policy Development. She co-founded the Wellbeing Economy Alliance and WEAll Scotland, and instigated the Wellbeing Economy Governments partnership. She sits on advisory groups including for… Lees verder Ideas for a grown-up economy – Katherine Trebeck