Here at the Post Growth Institute, we collaboratively develop ideas, programs, events, and alliances that promote the equitable circulation of money, power, and resources in our local communities and global economy. Each month we publish an overview of our key activities and impact through the various pillars of our work. Post-Growth Living …

An overview of our key activities and impact through the various pillars of our work. — Here at the Post Growth Institute, we collaboratively develop ideas, programs, events, and alliances that promote the equitable circulation of money, power, and resources in our local communities and global economy. Each month we publish an overview of our key activities and impact through the various pillars of our work.

Combining solidarity economy principles with the benefits of collective ownership in its widest, most holistic sense. — By Post Growth Fellow, Thomas M. Hanna Democratic Public Ownership combines solidarity economy principles around democratic governance, equity, subsidiarity, and sustainability with the benefits of collective ownership in its widest, most holistic sense. …

The importance of recognizing histories that have been erased, ignored, or suppressed transcends time limits. — By Charmaine Blaize The importance of recognizing histories that have been erased, ignored, or suppressed transcends time limits. On every day of the year, we must rewrite the dominant narrative of white history. While this article was originally created for Black History Month, its relevance is evergreen. As the author…

Glimpses of systemic, post-carbon alternatives to the country’s economic and political crisis are emerging. — By Post Growth Fellow, Yusra Bitar A friend in Beirut asked me teasingly as we walked the darkened streets, “Are you happy now? You wanted degrowth and you’re getting it.” He was referencing the economic crisis and recession Lebanon is experiencing — although he knows very well the stark difference…

Here at the Post Growth Institute, we collaboratively develop ideas, programs, events, and alliances that promote the equitable circulation of money, power, and resources in our local communities and global economy. Each month we publish an overview of our key activities and impact through the various pillars of our work. Post-Growth Living …

Celebrating and learning from approaches that effectively counter systemic problems highlighted by the pandemic. — By Post Growth Fellow, Shrishtee Bajpai Our food systems are not just the work of humans. They are the work of the mountains, of Pachamama [Mother Earth], of the sacred, the whole community which is centered on reciprocity, solidarity, and respect for elements of life. …

Evidence suggests small to medium-size enterprises in the Global South are prioritizing social and environmental impact over economic growth. — This article is based on a research paper by Post Growth Fellow, Dr. Cle-Anne Gabriel. The ‘post growth’ agenda envisions a future where economies do not grow infinitely. …

From degrowth and sociocracy to agroecology and healing from the trauma of patriarchy, here are our top five most read articles of last year. — 1. Life in a Degrowth Economy and Why You’ll Love It PGI team member Erin Remblance’s overview of Jason Hickel’s book, Less is More, struck a chord with readers who were inspired by a set of policies designed to optimize human and planetary wellbeing. Life in a Degrowth Economy and Why You’ll Love It Exploring a set of policies designed to optimize human and planetary wellbeing.medium.com