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The dominant economic model is destabilising societies and the planet. It’s time for change. Join us at earth4all.life

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Earth4All@earth4all.life · 2d ago

ICYMI: the "Towards a Circular Wellbeing Economy" webinar brought circular economy and wellbeing economy practitioners into the same space for the launch of a new report and open dialogue on shared opportunities, barriers, and next steps for a community of practice. vist.ly/5dgvz

ICYMI: the "Towards a Circular Wellbeing Economy" webinar brought circular economy and wellbeing economy practitioners into the same space for the launch of a new report and open dialogue on shared opportunities, barriers, and next steps for a community of practice. vist.ly/5dgvz

ICYMI: the "Towards a Circular Wellbeing Economy" webinar brought circular economy and wellbeing economy practitioners into the same space for the launch of a new report and open dialogue on shared opportunities, barriers, and next steps for a community of practice. vist.ly/5dgvz

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Earth4All@earth4all.life · last wk.

In a new chapter for the UN-backed 'Roadmap to Eradicate Poverty Beyond Growth', Earth4All argues that ending poverty requires changing the economic rules, institutions and power structures we have in place. Read more ️ ➡️ vist.ly/5cpi5

Image of the favela by the sea in Salvador, Brazil, with text: " Poverty eradication requires deliberate institutional design, redistribution and democratic control over the economy." By Johannah Bernstein, Senior Policy Lead at Earth4All
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3w ago

How can we work towards a future that values everyone and everything? In a new blog Kate Pickett and Robert Costanza explore how three key shifts could help create societies where both people and the planet can thrive. Read more ➡️ vist.ly/5ayvc

A forest path with sunlight streaming through trees. Text reads: 'Development should be about creating the conditions for people and the rest of nature to thrive together.' Attributed to Kate Pickett and Robert Costanza, members of the Club of Rome and the Earth4All Transformational Economics Commission.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 4w ago

Estonia started a national conversation on poverty and inequality thanks to a citizen’s assembly inspired by Earth4All. Read a new blog by organiser Teele Pehk about the process ➡️ vist.ly/5abse

A photo of participants seated around a table at a discussion event. The quote reads: “To overcome deep polarisations we need balanced discussions and well-considered decisions that go beyond election cycles and better reflect the needs of Estonians.” by Teele Pehk, organiser of mini-publics in Estonia.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · last mo.

OPPORTUNITY | Stories of the Future is a global creative challenge for young people (15–21) to imagine a new tomorrow and share what that would look like. If you know a young person with something to say, send them this post! 📅 Deadline: 19 July 2026 Learn more ➡️ vist.ly/59t5z

Poster over image of a small green plant growing from dry soil. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge: tell new stories about the future and win! What does the future hold for children growing up around the world? The Earth4All Stories of the Future challenge invites young people to share their visions. Open to all youth around the world under 21. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 2mo ago

"An economic model that depends on endless expansion on a finite planet is not just unfair; it is dangerous." A new op-ed sets out the Roadmap for Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth, which Earth4All has been contributing to. Read it now: vist.ly/578gp

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Earth4All@earth4all.life · 2mo ago

In May, Earth4All sponsored Jiwa Kala (Soul of the Times)—a performance by Peni Candra Rini exploring humanity’s relationship to ecosystems. Read a reflection of the event by Owen Gaffney, co-author of “Earth for All: A Survival Guide for Humanity” ➡️ vist.ly/5785r

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Earth4All@earth4all.life · 2mo ago

Imagine a better future: What has changed? What challenges did we overcome? We’re inviting young people around the world to imagine new stories about the future and share them in a creative challenge ➡️ vist.ly/573kv 📅 Deadline: 19 July 2026

Poster over photo of children running through water. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge. Tell new stories about the future and win! • Entries are open to young people around the world and can be sent in any language – the use AI is not allowed. • Entries will be judged in three categories: 15 and under, 16-18, 19-21 inclusive. • Written entries should be no longer than 1000 words. Videos should be under 1.5 minutes. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

What could life be like for a young person in your country in the future if we work together to solve global challenges? Show us and enter the Stories of the Future global creative challenge ➡️ vist.ly/54tsb 📅 Deadline: 19 July 2026

Poster over image of a small green plant growing from dry soil. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge: tell new stories about the future and win! What does the future hold for children growing up around the world? The Earth4All Stories of the Future challenge invites young people to share their visions. Open to all youth around the world under 21. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

The Earth4All Ideas Marketplace is just a day away. Join us on 18–19 May for two days of short, interactive sessions exploring how systems change is being put into practice around the world ➡️ vist.ly/54g9p

Colorful illustrated market scene with diverse people walking, talking, and browsing stalls of produce and flowers. Large banner text reads “Earth4All Marketplace – Connecting changemakers for action.” A green box highlights “Inspiration, networking and practical tools for systems change.” Event details say it will take place online on 18–19 May 2026.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

How does local change bring about system change? Tune in to these sessions of the Earth4All Marketplace on 18 and 19 May to hear about inspiring initiatives across the globe! Learn more and register ➡️ vist.ly/54afu

A promotional image for the Earth4All Marketplace event, highlighting local community action with a vibrant and inviting design. The event features sessions on reimagining community places, using food for change, and discussing grassroots to global system changes.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

How can art and culture catalyse large-scale change? Join discussions about movies, storytelling and exhibitions in these Marketplace sessions! 📅 18 & 19 May Learn more and register ➡️ vist.ly/546m3

Colorful illustrated poster promoting the Earth4All Marketplace event focused on art for change, happening online on May 18-19.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

Researchers and practitioners gathered at the Joint Research Centre in Italy to tackle one of the most pressing questions in global policy: how do we move beyond GDP and meaningfully measure wellbeing? ➡️ vist.ly/532s8

A warm-toned image of a lakeside at sunset, with golden light reflecting on the water. In the foreground, two people sit on a wooden dock facing the lake, their backs to the viewer. Overlaid on the image is a large blue text box with a quote: “Moving beyond GDP is no longer a rhetorical ambition. The question is whether we can generate the collective will to implement it.” Below the quote, the authors are listed: Ida Kubiszewski, Robert Costanza, and Joe Easteo, all affiliated with the UCL Institute for Global Prosperity, with the first two also linked to the Club of Rome. The Club of Rome logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

What does wellbeing economics look like in practice? Join Amanda Janoo and Lorenzo Fioramonti as they share their experiences: the compromises, the breakthroughs and the paths forward. 🗓️19 May, 18:00 CEST 📝View the full programme and sign up: vist.ly/53zip

Promotional image for a webinar on wellbeing economics featuring speakers Amanda Janoo and Lorenzo Fioramonti. The event focuses on practical applications and political insights.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

Are you a policy practitioner or an engaged citizen who would like to know more about the work done internationally for system change? Join these sessions of the Earth4All Marketplace on 18 and 19 May! Learn more and register ➡️ vist.ly/53v9m

Illustrated poster for the Earth4All Marketplace event focusing on policy. Features diverse individuals at a market with informational text about sessions and dates.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

10 days to go until the launch of the Earth4All Marketplace! Come find out how different actors apply Earth4All concepts in their work, research, and local contexts. See you online on 18-19 May! Learn more and register ➡️ vist.ly/53gfd

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Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

The Stories of the Future challenge invites young people around the world to imagine a new tomorrow. Submit your writing, drawing, painting, or film a story ➡️ vist.ly/53bxe 📅 Deadline: 19 July 2026

Bright pink promotional graphic for the “Stories of the Future Creative Challenge.” Text invites people to write, draw, or film a vision of a better future. Includes submission link (earth4all.life/creative-challenge) and deadline: 19 July. Decorative elements include megaphones, arrows, and sparkles
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

What does real change look like across the world? This is what the Earth4All ideas Marketplace will explore, looking at real-world examples from Budapest to Kampala to New York. 📅 18 & 19 May 2025 Learn more and register ➡️ vist.ly/422cv

Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

A new report finds that Argentina could significantly reduce poverty by mid-century if it implements a coordinated set of structural reforms across the economy, food system, energy system and social policy ➡️ vist.ly/42v89

Headshot of Sandrine Dixson-Declève. Text reads: “This report shows how systemic thinking and coordinated policies can open pathways toward stability, prosperity and sustainability.” Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Executive Chair, Earth4All.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

The new report Earth4All: Argentina, developed by the Argentinian Chapter of the Club of Rome in collaboration with Fundación Alimentaris identifies pathways to reduce poverty and strengthen long-term stability in Argentina ➡️ vist.ly/42e52

Headshot of Gonzalo del Castillo speaking into a microphone. Text reads: “Earth4All: Argentina offers what we call a ‘systemic compass’ to identify strategies that generate broader, more sustainable impacts for Argentina now and in the future.” Gonzalo del Castillo, Executive Director of the Argentine Chapter of the Club of Rome.
Earth4All@earth4all.life · 3mo ago

The 2024 Global Commons Survey asked people some of the most pressing issues of our time, from the economy to the state of nature. Learn more and explore the results➡️vist.ly/428xz

Infographic stating that 69% of people in the G20 agree the Earth is close to climate and nature tipping points due to human activities. Blue shapes represent people who agree and red shapes represent those who neither agree, disagree, or don’t know. Agreement levels by country: Argentina 76%, Brazil 78%, China 70%, G20 average 69%, India 73%, Indonesia 85%, Kenya 86%, Mexico 82%, South Africa 77%, and Turkey 71%. The remaining shares (roughly 14–32% depending on country) fall into the “neither, disagree, or don’t know” category. Source: Global Commons Survey 2024, Ipsos (excluding Russia). Earth4All logo appears in the corner.
Club of Rome@clubofrome.org · 3mo ago

How is Latin America driving socio-ecological transitions towards a regenerative future? Catch up on 'Thought and action: the path to regeneration', our International Conference in Buenos Aires. 📹📷 vist.ly/425au

Photo of in-person participants at the end of day 2 of the conference in Buenos Aires.Photo of Silvia Zimmermann del Castillo, co-president of the Club of Rome, from behind a podium during the conference in Buenos Aires.panellists during a session are seated in a semicircle at the front of the room in front of a screen on the wall. Pictured from left to right are Mirian Vilela, Mamphela Ramphele, Gonzalo del Castillo, Enrique Leff and Magda Alejandra Choque Vilca A group photo following the launch of Earth4All Argentina, the light blue cover of the book is visible on the screen behind the group.