The Schumacher Center is convening a monthly series featuring New Economic thinkers, builders and activists from a range of fields. Featuring: - Elizabeth Henderson (Peacework Farm / Northeast Organic Farmers Association) - Dr. Wes Jackson (The Land Institute) - Dr. Vandana Shiva (author, Navdanya) - Severine Von Tsharner Fleming, host (Greenhorns, Agrarian Trust)
The Schumacher Center is convening a monthly series featuring New Economic thinkers, builders and activists from a range of fields. Featuring: – Kathryn Milun, University of Minnesota and the Solar Commons Project – Dorn Cox, Co-Founder of Farm Hack, author of The Great Regeneration – Sanda Niessen, Co-Founder of Fashion Act Now! – David Bollier, Program Director, Reinventing the Commons at the Schumacher Center for New Economics (host)
The 43rd Annual E.F. Schumacher Lecture was delivered by Alex Forrester and Alfa Demmellash, co-founders of the Jersey City-based Rising Tide Capital. Drawing on their experience in catalyzing community-rooted entrepreneurs, the pair delivered their lecture in Great Barrington, MA at Saint James’ on Saturday, October 21 at 3 PM ET. This collaboration of two Annual Lecturers was the first of its kind. Both Alex and Alfa cite Small is Beautiful as foundational influences.
The Schumacher Center is convening a monthly series featuring New Economic thinkers, builders and activists from a range of fields. Featuring: – John Abrams, Co-Founder of Abrams + Angell, President Emeritus of worker-owned South Mountain Company – Julian McKinley, Co-Executive Director of the Democracy at Work Institute – Beth Spong, CEO of work-owned Dean’s Beans Organic Coffee Company
“Schumacher Conversations: Envisioning the Next 50 Years” brings together change-makers whose work today is actively shaping a ‘small is beautiful’ future, organized around 12 key themes and fields of activism.
