Version 1.0 (September 2022)
The four lenses of Doughnut Unrolled have many dimensions within each of the lenses. We've made them into A4 cards so you can print them out and use them in workshops in many different ways.
Here's an example of the cards being used to spark connections...
The four lenses are so holistic that all the dimensions can be overwhelming. By using cards, you can slowly introduce people to the holistic interconnections of the four lenses in ways playful and engaging ways. They can then be used in lots of different workshop configurations, such as then moving people into groups according to the four lenses or creating interactive connections to specific topics, issues, example of change etc.
Interactive and experiential activities also act to accelerate and ground our learning. When we physically move and shift our bodies, it really increases our ability move and shift our thinking.
Facilitators, teachers, community organisers and anyone looking to introduce the holistic interconnections across the dimensions of the four lenses to others.
We recommend you print the A4 cards on paper, double sided, colour, then laminate them. Or print them on card that can withstand lots of handling! Click here to access the cards or download them as a pdf below.
Rachel Lyn Rumson
Maine, USA
I want to be in this space creating change with this model of economics and thriving in and with my community.
AG Brader
Eelde, The Netherlands
I am keen to embed the core concepts of Doughnut Economic with our youth
Dominic Dibble
Bodegraven, the Netherlands
The adaptability of the Doughnut to local contexts to inform bioregional and place-based living is exciting.
Vivek Meshram
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
To network with like minded people and to know emerging models of economics to bring about sustainable social change.
Get inspired, connect with others and become part of the movement. No matter how big or small your contribution is, you’re welcome to join!
Xavier Veciana
Brazil
Synergies with DEAL Community are a strong multiplier. Circular economy start ups in Brazil are a hope for Global South.