Jessica Friday

@fridayseconomics.bsky.social

Wellbeing Economist & Founder @ Connectioning | Telling viral stories of the economy that serves all of us, inspiring hope to action #CommunityWealth https://linktr.ee/fridayseconomics

People saying 'hope for humanity' when someone describes an economy based on wellbeing tells you the demand exists. The gap between public appetite and policy supply is not ignorance. It is capture. Institutions know what people want. They are structured to deliver something else.

Insta: 2M views, TT: 1M views, Bluesky ... 5 likes @bsky.app are you for real? This news isn't getting reported on MSM and community wealth spreading is good for your company's values to win out over the tech giants

Jessica Friday@fridayseconomics.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Scotland on track to be historic first in global shift toward fair, billionaire-free economies. Similar initiatives in various phases of implementation worldwide. #wellbeingeconomy

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 If we had decent, fair media coverage in Scotland, we would have heard about this on the news. But we don't, so I'm sharing it on Bluesky in the hope that you'll do the same. Thanks @snp.org. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Jessica Friday@fridayseconomics.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Scotland on track to be historic first in global shift toward fair, billionaire-free economies. Similar initiatives in various phases of implementation worldwide. #wellbeingeconomy

Are you the kind of person who: Loves games and gaming Thinks the current state of the economy sucks Would change the world if it was fun and only took weekly baby steps Then this is for you! We ARE the economy. Let’s play a better economic game.

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“There are so many things in Britain that have deteriorated. But nothing like what’s happened to my own country. And that’s not just Trump. When I go back to Iowa and just see what’s been lost... it would be hard for me to be positive" | 🗣️ Bill Bryson

Bill Bryson: Things are bad in Britain. But America is worse

The American author and honorary Brit on the state of the world, updating his bestseller A Short History of Nearly Everything, and why it’s his last interview

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we must refuse to debate the worth of other people. We must agree that everyone has value at a human level, and that it’s not tied to their health, their job or their bank account. When we start allowing ourselves to debate someone’s worth, we’ve already lost. You are worthy, just as you are.

This was the obvious outcome to the climate change movement. People want something to be *for* not against This is where community wealth and wellbeing economies are the new hope for humanity You're solving the climate issues as a byproduct of creating and transitioning to regenerative economics.

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David Wallace-Wells is the best climate journalist working today, arguably the best journalist period, and this is a fantastic summary of where things stand on climate change:

Welcome to Rip-Off Britain. A country remade by privatisation. Our latest project — Who Owns Britain? — explores how a radical experiment transformed our society and shapes your life. 🧵

Our latest report calls for community centres to be protected and invested in as spaces that tie people together. “The effects that ripple from a community centre are deep and far-reaching. For too long their value has been overlooked, their contribution pegged as a ‘nice to have’.”

Where People Meet: How We Celebrate, Sustain and Reimagine Community Centres - New Local

This report sets out the vital role that community centres play in local areas and makes the case for investing in their future.

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There's a reason why sports teams don't chant "I believe that we will lose" before a game, a reason so obvious that I'm pretty sure it needs no explanation. Which is why it makes my head explode when people surrender in advance verbally, which they do all the time about politics.

On Not Surrendering in Advance, or During, or At Any Point Thereafter

There's a reason why sports teams don't chant "I believe that we will lose" before a game, a reason so obvious that I'm pretty sure it needs no explanation in that context. Words have power. They not ...

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