Giraffes: Art and the Wellbeing Economy
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David Bollier on Building the Commonsverse
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Sandra Waddock on Transformational Catalysts and the Role of the Arts/Creatives in Social Change
Published on April 24, 2023
In this hybrid presentation during our WEAll Ireland Hub’s Deep Dive workshop in Derry-Londonderry on March 31, Sandra Waddock spoke...
WEAll Ireland Hub’s Deep Dive workshop in Derry-Londonderry
Published on April 24, 2023
This video gives a brief overview of the WEAll Ireland Hub’s recent Deep Dive workshop, ‘Towards a Community of Practice’,...
There’s no climate show like a Joe Show
Whatever it may or may not have achieved politically, US president Joe Biden clearly hugely enjoyed his trip to Ireland in April. Though not...
Romantic Ireland’s dead and gone
They say that, given half a chance, most people would instinctively love and cherish nature. If that’s the case, then something must have gone...
Agroecology
Feasta supports agroecological farming as a vital part of the transition to a wellbeing economy. Agroecology is a holistic approach that seeks to reconcile agriculture and...
Resilience and Well Being Group
Humanity is faced with a series of devastating challenges that will utterly change our civilisation and dramatically impact our everyday life. These interrelated challenges...
Ireland’s new Marine Protected Area legislation: the journey so far
Published by admin on April 12, 2023April 12, 2023“We support the principles and ambition of the EU Biodiversity Strategy and will develop comprehensive legislation...
Natural-born killers wreak ecological havoc
According to the French Novelist, Victor Hugo, “God has made the cat to give man the pleasure of caressing the tiger.” It’s an apt description...