That’s right – the videos from the May 15-16 Montreal symposium are now ready to go! Here’s the first bunch – bear with me here, this is going to be a bit of a long post. More videos to follow shortly! Stuart Myiow gives the “words that come before all else”: Geoff Garver introduces the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘symposium’
31 Aug
Videos – at last!
Okay, I have finally learned how to post Vimeo videos to this blog – huzzah! The following two videos are from our May symposium in Montreal. The first is Thomas Lovejoy, Biodiversity Chair at the Heinz Center for Science, Economics, and the Environment. The second is Laurie Michaelis of the Living Witness Project. Laurie is [...]
6 Jul
Elsewhere on the internets…
Just a quick note today: I want to give you folks out in blogland a quick rundown of all the other ways you can get in touch with the Moral Economy Project. – On Twitter, we are @moraleconomy – come follow us! – We have a discussion board on WiserEarth, where we’re posting all the [...]
15 Jun
Videos!
I was trying to post a new video from our May 15-16 symposium this morning, but unfortunately it looks like WordPress doesn’t allow embedded Vimeo videos. Stay tuned and I’ll try to make it work. Meanwhile, here’s the one video from the symposium that’s on YouTube instead: Bill McKibben, head of 350.org, in a pre-recorded [...]
8 Jun
Robert Howell interviewed on GreenPlanetFM
Dr. Robert Howell, CEO of the Council for Socially Responsible Investment in New Zealand, talks about Right Relationship and the need for a whole earth economy on GreenPlanetFM in New Zealand (click to listen). Robert Howell is one of the five authors of the book. “At the [Montreal] seminar, and at various other symposiums that [...]
21 May
Introduction
Hi everyone! My name is Grace, and this is the blog of the Moral Economy Project, a program of the Quaker Institute for the Future. We’re a Montreal-based Quaker environmental group, focused on ways to divert the economic system from its current, ruinous course into one that works for humanity and the rest of the [...]
