Money & Life is premiering across the United States in April, including in the San Francisco Bay Area (SF - Wednesday April 10th and Oakland - Thursday April 11th), then east, including Boston, New York City, and Washington,. Read more »
Ibby Okinyi walks and blogs about his voyage through Europe to Africa, surviving on dumpster surplus, wild edibles, and the kindness of strangers he meets along the way. Read more »
With a class assignment for a social enterprise business plan, we had the idea of a campus thrift store. And if we were going to plan it, we might as well do it. Read more »
For most, a life without money seems inconceivable. But an emerging tribe of people living a moneyless lifestyle are completely embracing the abundance of a gift economy. Read more »
I've been priveleged to take part this month in a "rapid prototyping" startup cycle of the Emerging Leader Labs peer learning and project acceleration program that is taking root in a decommissioned paper mill in the upper Hudson Valley of New York State. Read more »
The current economic crisis presents a perfect scenario for creativity, original ideas, and recovering values and practices from the past to build a new Gift Economy. Read more »
Reseachers at the University of California, Berkeley, have found that online sharing and bartering groups build communities more so than do paid-for exchanges. Read more »
Author of Sacred Economics, Charles Eisenstein, speaks on the design flaws of money, how unconscious beliefs and cultural stories shape our economy, and what we can do to create a more spiritually interconnected economy. Read more »
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