Workshop 'Teach 21st econ based on the Doughnut' (Past)
Workshop aimed at economics teachers on the question how to integrate the doughnut in their lessons.
Please Note: This event has now finished and can no longer be joined.
We have set ourselves the challenge to design an economics curriculum on IB level based on the doughnut model. To implement elements of it in current curriculums requires a lot of creativity. That is why we get together with teachers from all over the world to exchange ideas.
The first opportunity in English is on 8 March from 19.00 - 21.00 (CET).
Should you want to participate with your department, you can contact us to set a date specifically for you.
You can also keep track of our site where we will soon add new dates: 21steconomics.org.
You can sign up by sending an email to info@21steconomics.org.
We hope to see you soon,
Jacqueline and Henny
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Kathleen Blakistone
Compton, California, United States of America
Urban farmer focused on access to land, wellness, and prosperity building. University lecturer
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Gráinne Burrows
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Miriam Katharina Wuttke
Berlin, Deutschland
I am a full time coordinator and coach living in Berlin working for a Berlin operating NPO, coordinating social-ecological projects. I am studying social management extra-occupationally at Alice Salomon Hochschule Berlin with Paritätische Akademie Berlin. I am currently writing my masters with the title "Das Doughnut Economics Model im Kontext sozial-ökonomischer Transformationsprozesse". Before fully moving to Berlin in 2007, I lived and studied in NYC as well as the German Bremen area, where I studied art therapy and art. With my diploma in art therapy paired with my long term work as an artist with many international exhibitions and projects, my focus was to research, coach, teach and showcase about human transformation processes and nature. My focus now is to unite my experiences, interests and competencies to promote economic pluralism and drive much needed change.
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Natalia Lima
Brazil
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Gentiana Nasi
City of London, England, United Kingdom
I am Gena; have lived in lots of places and am currently in London. I identify myself as a platonist and my focus is to dedicate my energy to "the true", "the good" and "the beautiful". Understanding the nature of reality and helping perpetuate the above triad with every decision I take can be undeniably challenging. Often intent guides actions, and I used to think that constant and conscious alignment with the intent is bound to derive the desired manifestation. However, our world is complex, and often the right intent isn't sufficient - our actions, although well intended, have unintended consequences and externalities, and the incentives society, business and culture project upon us often derive undesired results. This realisation has recently guided me towards learning more about systems thinking, complexity science, sustainability, circular economy and also to joining this community.
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Shay Jayawardena
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Katy Fox
Belgium/Luxembourg
Changemaker
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Polly Gibb
Shropshire, England, UK
A founder of Telford Friends of the Earth (30 years ago), who was inspired only by the environmental bit of economics, as it explained so much of what I saw as wrong in the world. I have worked mostly with marginal communities, in the middle of the doughnut, and I now work with rural microbusinesses in the UK and teach at a land-based university.
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Alexandra Cook
London, England, United Kingdom
I am a secondary school teacher (Geography Ages 11+ - GCSE, Politics A-level) holding a BA International Politics. I'd like to incorporate doughnut economics into my curriculum and ensure students have a clear picture of economic systems and their impact before they leave school. Want to help stimulate a move towards a circular, inclusive economy, and do my part to help our society respond to a clear climate crisis in the 21st Century. Keen to collaborate with other educators.
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Marilyn Hamilton
Findhorn Ecovillage, Scotland, United Kingdom
Marilyn is the AQtivator of Integral City Meshworks and the author of the Integral City Book Series. With the Master Code of Care, she is reinventing the city as an evolutionary, complex adaptive “human hive”. Using Integral frameworks and biomimicry consciousness she is schooling a planet of Integral Cities as Gaia’s Reflective Organs.