@Sarah Santacroce and I will be attending to listen and learn about the connection between inner development and regenerative economics. What have you got planned next week? Hope to see you there too! Kate Raworth, creator of Doughnut Economics, collaborates with the Plum Village community to connect Zen mindfulness and inner transformation with systemic economic change. Upcoming Live Event - Event Name: Inner Change for Systems Change - Date & Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026, from 7:30 to 8:30 pm CEST - Hosts: Kate Raworth and Plum Village monk Brother Phap Linh - Cost: Free to attend (online registration available via the Plum Village Event Page) - FOCUS: Exploring how inner personal transformation helps build regenerative economic systems rooted in interdependence

Since yesterday "world leaders are gathering in New York for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (September 8–28, 2026) and Climate Week NYC (September 20–27, 2026) at a pivotal moment. Amidst rising geopolitical tensions, the looming 2030 deadline, and the escalating climate crisis, a new UN Secretary-General will soon be elected ahead of next year's 2027 SDG Summit. Against this backdrop, the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) will host a series of high-impact events bringing together civil society, academics, policymakers, and youth to address today's rapidly evolving global challenges and identify solutions for sustainable development through 2030 and beyond." Two suggestions that may be of interest: Science Across Generations: From Regional to Global Connectivity 🗓️ When: September 16, 2026, 10:15 to 11:45 AM EDT 🌎 Where: Virtual REGISTER HERE OR The Future of Multilateralism: Leadership for a Changing World September 24, 2026, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT | Online & New York, NY | Watch the Livestream This is with Geoffrey Sachs the President of SDSN The discussion will examine the leadership, partnerships, and governance approaches needed to renew international cooperation and respond to the growing complexity of global challenges ID@Work follows the SDSN on LinkedIn, and X (Twitter), to stay up-to-date on their activities throughout UNGA 81 and Climate Week NYC.

Encounters to co-create a future with greater love, courage, and action - this IS Inner Development at Work The Fetzer Institute Environment Collaborative has extended an open invitation for each of us to honor our sacred relationship with the Earth, uniting perspectives for bold climate solutions to address the climate crisis through spiritual and Indigenous worldviews. Together, we will enter a current of spirit that begins from within and flows and grows among us in shared ceremony and dialogue, reflection, encounter and purpose throughout the day. We will celebrate and explore the sacred spirit that connects us to each other, all living beings, and our Earth while honoring the grief and joy, struggle and courage that accompany our work. Through meditation and dialogue, music and movement, and evidence-based stories of transformation, we will discover how spirituality and ancient wisdom are vital forces for meaningful climate action. Together, we will deepen our relationships, chart practical pathways of change, and generate authentic collaborations that emanate from spirit and manifest into effective climate solutions that are necessary for a just, loving and compassionate future. WHEN | September 20, 2026, 8:30 am – 5:30 pm EST WHERE | Columbia University, The Lee Bollinger Forum Attend the event via livestream Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/virtual-reawakening-humanitys-sacred-connection-with-earth-tickets-1996170289070

Yesterday, a collective op-ed was published in The Guardian and Le Monde by NEEP’s Chair, Olivier De Schutter, and signatories Joseph Stiglitz, Jayati Ghosh, Thomas Piketty, Kate Raworth and Jason Hickel, as well as 400 other experts from around the world. In the face of deepening inequalities and global ecological disaster, leading experts agree that growth has failed to eradicate poverty or to promote wellbeing. They confirm that poverty is not inevitable. Rather, it is manufactured. Yet another way is possible. The Roadmap for Eradicating Poverty, co-developed by more than 400 contributors across academia, the UN system, trade unions, grassroots movements, and civil society, offers 80 concrete policy measures to transform the economy to ensure human and ecological wellbeing by design. NEEP - New Economies Eradicating Poverty A promising path to our collective future? Comments welcome 🤗 📘 Read in the Guardian: https://lnkd.in/enZ_rytB 📕 Lire dans Le Monde: https://lnkd.in/eMndBV8T

Hello everyone, Here are a few updates going into the weekend and kicking off September together Three new Skillbuilder sessions to include in your calendars - Sept 3 - on Proactivity. Then on the 10th and 15th we'll be Visioning. Each session is 30minutes allowing powerful connection and touch points for the week. All 3 sessions will be from 18.00-18.30 CEST A repetoire of +300 IDG Tools has been posted in the resource tab and can be accessed here VERY Grateful to @Janolof Elander for this formidable contribution. I'm loving the book "Belonging Remembering Ourselves Home" by Toko-pa Turner - The world has never been more connected, yet peple are lonelier than ever. Most people think of belonging as a mythical place, but what if belonging is a skill that has been forgotten. Do let me know if you are familiar with the book or are interested ....I'm thinking maybe we host a book club? Thank you to all of you who joined the call with @Sarah Santacroce and @Maria do Céu Bastos earlier this week, we are very much looking forward to being together at Maria's farm later in September. Know that you are all warmly invited to harvest and vision together. You may be interested in the Global Conscious Food Systems Summit post made earlier today. Online participation is open on September 1st Stay tuned, next week we'll be announcing a Virtual Facilitation Conference that we're partnering with. Do let us know what you're up to too, we are better together. Sunny wishes to you Nadene & Sarah