Building resilient community initiatives
Using Doughnut Economics’s Deep Design approach to explore and share resilience practices
Posted by Rob Shorter
3 attendees
Community initiatives are a driving force for positive change in society. These pioneers show us what a world 'in the Donut' could look like, and how it can be organised in a resilient way.
To mark the launch of Amsterdam Donut Coalition's new report on community resilience, THE DONUT ECONOMY IN PRACTICE: LESSONS FROM PIONEERS IN AMSTERDAM NEIGHBOURHOODS, we're running this event to share the key insights and lessons from their work and to introduce the Doughnut Economics Deep Design approach that sits behind it (that looks into an initiative's Purpose, Relationships, Governance, Ownership and Finance).
Join this event if you are a community organiser, policy maker, local entrepreneur, or researcher interested to...
... learn how you can apply Deep Design to strengthen your own initiative
... get involved in the initiatives in your own neighborhood
... connect to a global network of pioneers working on resilient communities
... share your own learnings about community building
... join an international community of practice of community builders
During this event we will:
- Introduce the Deep Design framework and how it translates to community organising
- Share key insights on community resilience from the Living Lab in Amsterdam
- Kick off a learning group on community resilience through Deep Design
The event is for anyone interested in exploring and sharing resilience practices of community initiatives.
The event will be co-hosted by Mats Siffels from the Amsterdam Donut Coalition and Rob Shorter from DEAL.
After the event, there will be an invitation to join an ongoing learning group around these ideas in practice.
If you have any access needs to be able to join, please email Rob at rob@doughnuteconomics.org.
Register via the link at the top of the page.
