Stories

Place-Based Doughnut Design for Housing: A Community Workshop in Downtown Toronto

Athens hosted its first public event on Doughnut Economics, sparking dialogue on sustainability and the Doughnut model.

A workshop helping 15 women design regenerative crowdfunding campaigns using Doughnut Economics Business tools.

Mexico City pulses with sustainability, art, and systemic transformation.

Watch San Jose Doughnut Economics in action with a gamified ecofestival

Exploring how to support each other in using DE; fostering schools' regenerative transformation for people and planet

A digital global action-project we all can contribute to.

Motivated and caring students from six local schools engaged in Climate Solutions using the Doughnut Unrolled. .

A future where people and nature can thrive together

While both are round, it’s not only their shape that the Doughnut economy and circular economy share.

Field notes from the recent 'test drive' of the new 'Place-based Doughnut Design for Business' tool

Climate change adaptation & crisis preparedness in relation to the doughnut model - An initial exploration in Tomelilla

At a recent Symposium on justice, peace and ecology in Dublin, 20 Congregations Stepped into the Doughnut

Using appreciative inquiry and design thinking to design our collective desired future in Norway

An initial peer-to-peer exploration of communal land ownership through a social justice and Doughnut Economics lens

Imagine a top ranked international Business School like SKEMA, teaching future managers how to apply Doughnut Economics

How to become a nature-positive business

The "No Label" is a continuation of previous projets that introduced young to Doughnut Econoimics and artivism.

How streets can be reclaimed for people, laying foundations for a more regenerative and redistributive futures in cities

Exploring how the Doughnut Economics can guide sustainable development in the nonprofit sport sector.

Mixed online and outline sessions, where classrooms from Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Scotland and UK work on impact ideas

DEAL joins Loughborough Business School students for an interactive event on sustainable and regenerative business.

Stapelstein® is a German company that makes environmentally friendly play and movement products.

Kazi Yetu (“our work” in Swahili) is a social enterprise producing & marketing high value, organically certified tea.