Once we see that we are the economy, we realize we can change it — and when we change it, we change the world. — I recently moved back to the United States after over a decade abroad. It’s been an interesting re-acclimation which I believe some people call ‘reverse culture shock’. There is so much about this country, my home, that is comfortable and familiar. A shared language, sense of humor, and customs allow…

How our work at the Post Growth Institute has been rippling out across the world this month. — 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.

To achieve an economy that provides ‘a good life for all within ecological limits’, we must take a systemic approach that acknowledges the injustices baked into current practices. — This blog post was written by Natalie Holmes, drawing on a journal article by Post Growth Fellow, Beth Stratford. Ecological economics aspires to ‘a good life for all within ecological limits.’ In order to achieve this, many in the field have called for hard limits on resource use and emissions…

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.

“Women in the US have beautiful period products, but when it comes to Africa we’re being given the short end of the stick.” — Post Growth Fellow, Monicah Muhoya is the founder of Sister Speaks Global, which hosts events to expand women’s dialogue; and Heels4Pads, a linked charity to raise awareness of period poverty. In a podcast called OVAreact, Monicah and her co-hosts Angela Wambui and Lush Angela explore girls’ and womens’ rights from…

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…